TriNova UV Protectant Spray - for Vinyl, Plastic, Rubber, Fiberglass, Leather & More - Prevents Fading & Cracking from UV Damage - Restores Color & Repels Dirt - Free of Residue (18 oz)

First order did not come with a sprayer, returned and got a replacement. Works fantastic, highly recommend. I will be purchasing again.

The media could not be loaded. I was one of the first people to buy from Home Depot, the vinyl Verdana Cypress fence. Home Depot could not recommend me to anyone who purchased and has experience with this fence. Plus, it was a recently new style. All I could go by was the word of the sales agent from china. She did give me estimated statistics on exposure to sun and the percentage of fade before the warranty kicks in and they replace it with new ones. I was SHOCKED to hear that my fences oxidation and fade still was in the acceptable range. 🙄 She did say that around the 10th year, i’ll see signs of fading, if the fence is exposed to no more than 6 hours a day during summer season. Well, my fence see’s about 10 hours a day. The 5th year is when it started to fade. I wasn’t going to buy new fencing, I was going to flip the panels over to the side that looks brand new but I knew in another 5 years, I’ll run into the same fading problem.Until, I found this UV protection and restore spray. It’s been 2 days now and been exposed to a lot of sun. So far so good. I’ll need to see what happens when it rains. But as of today, I am happy and I ordered the gallon size. The spray was easy to apply. You can see it brings out the colors that faded. It goes from faded after you spray then quickly restores what colors it can. If your stuff is faded really bad, there’s not much any spray can do; However, look how bad my fence faded then look at after i sprayed it on.Two week Update 6/21/21:I added current photo and video. There were very unnoticeable areas that the spray didn’t hold. I think the problem is my vinyl fence the way it faded cause everything else held up through 14 days of sun and several rainfalls.

Seems like bit works as good as 303, but not as expensive

So far the carrier is not fading or cracking. I also use it on black plastics on my SUV and awning covers. Spray on makes it easy to use and covers quite a bit. I try to use it after every wash or rain. I don't think it washes off, but again I really can't tell.

I wish I knew how to get my iPhone photos onto this site. We purchased some very expensive tall, Poly wood Adirondack outside chairs. The seller told us they would not need upkeep. Bhahaha; after three years in the Colorado sun they certainly did. The manufacturer told me that we could not purchase the treatment from them...to go back to the seller. The seller knows nothing and has not helped us at all...so, I went to Amazon ! We got this product and WOW!!! WOW!!! the chairs look brand new.My one suggestion, if your furniture is baked....get TWO bottles. So easy to treat. Thank you!!

I have a small 19' center console RIB. I've used Trinova on the tubes and interior for 4 years since the boat was new, it works very well for me.

shines nice

Everyone knows what a Stormtrooper character costume looks like, shiny, white and menacing right? Well over time, the sun will turn this white imposing armor to shade of yellow cowardness.After reversing the sun exposure yellowing with hydrogen peroxide, I started using this UV protectant spray in hopes to prevent or at best slow down the effects of sun exposure. Trinova claims 30 to 45 day UV protection. Since I keep my costume stored in a large, light proof, wheeled tote bin and is worn maybe once a month, I'm hoping the protection will last longer than that.I plan to do a quick wipe down before every wearing and will update this review after a few months. The coconut smell is an added bonus! Now I can pose as an Imperial soldier and smell tropical as the same time!TK-24336Golden Gate GarrisonSan Francisco Bay AreaUPDATE: It's been a few years since I used this UV protection and I can say...it doesn't prevent the return of ABS yellowing. Slow it down? Maybe, but since the yellowing is caused by a chemical change reaction from the flame retardant that's a part of the plastic itself, I don't believe any amount of wipe on protection will prevent it from returning. In my case, the INSIDES of the costume has stayed fairly white compared to the exposed outer parts. Like a sunburn, any parts that are semi-shaded like under my arms have slightly less yellowing, which definitely means this is caused by sun exposure.So remember the best protection is keep your plastics out of sun exposure as much as possible.