In this video I’m testing and reviewing ExoForma Black Trim Restorer to see if it’s actually worth it for faded plastic trim. If your cowl, bumper trim, or wheel-arch plastics are turning that ugly gray color (even on newer cars), I show you exactly how I apply it and what kind of results you can expect. I’ve used Mother’s Back to Black a lot, and while it can look good, in my experience it doesn’t last long and it’ll wash off after rain and washes. This ExoForma stuff is dye-infused, so the whole point is it should hold up way longer. To make it a real test, I applied ExoForma to a taped-off section of my Toyota Highlander’s rear bumper and left it for three full weeks—rain, driving, and even another wash. The difference is honestly insane: the treated side stayed deep black and even, while the older “Back to Black” side looked patchy and gray. I also like that it’s non-greasy once it dries—it feels like normal plastic instead of leaving that oily residue on your fingers. I walk through the basic process (clean/dry surface, shade, use the included foam pad, don’t let it puddle), and I’ll be doing a longer-term update because the box claims up to 6 months of durability.