My front window trim is starting to fade and turn blotchy. If I use some Armor All or Back to Black it covers it up but i noticed that I can scratch it off with my fingernail. Anyone have this problem? I'm thinking of taking some steel wool and rubbing it, then putting some back to black on it. I wonder if that will fix it.

 

I use Vinylex for the interior, exterior, and under the hood. I'd recommend this over other products.

http://www.lexol.com/Product_vinylex.aspx

Vinylex Protectant cleans, protects and maintains all your vinyl, plastic and rubber in one simple step.

Its patented formula penetrates beneath the surface to:

•Lift away dirt and grime
•Fight discoloration
•Prevent drying and cracking
•Filter out harmful ultraviolet rays
•Protect against weather damage


How it works:

•A patented Alkanolamine cleansing system lifts and cleans away dirt and grime. It also reduces browning and discoloring on tires.
•A patented low-density silicone composition is designed to keep cracks from forming by combining two silicones of different molecular sizes: larger molecules to protect and beautify surfaces and smaller molecules to penetrate and revitalize underlying plasticizers.
•A DH-60 UV sunscreen that filters out harmful ultraviolet rays, further protecting surfaces from dulling and cracking.