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| Manufacturer | Owatrol France |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | 850 |
| Product Dimensions | 220 x 220 x 100 cm; 540 g |
| ASIN | B008F7W6M0 |
M**K
Door restore
Very good product,highly recommend
T**7
Try this before buying a new front door
I have been waiting for the rain to hold up since I bought this last year. I have, or had, a very badly weathered black composite front door. It looked almost bleached in parts of the bottom panels and across the bottom. I was hoping that applying this polytrol would help a very shabby door look somewhat better. Without doubt, it has exceeded expectations. The door is glossy, and there are no white bits remaining. It even cleaned up the letterbox, handle and knocker. I applied it by brush first and then with a lint-free cloth, and I rubbed off the excess. I applied it in the morning when it was coolest and no direct sun. I was concerned that it would be a gloopy mess, especially since the temperature yesterday was so high and it was a little sticky into the evening. It was easy to apply and didn't drip. This morning I can see that some areas (the faux wood grain) where the weathering was so bad are a little lighter. I think rereading the instructions I could have left it a little longer (I probably left it 10 minutes working in sections) and worked into those areas a little more before wiping off. Definitely value for money. This was something I thought I'd try before reluctantly buying a new door - I really didn't want all the hassle that goes with it either. You only need a relatively small amount so I have loads of the tin left ready for the next time. I used it on the door furniture and the security lights, so very handy and versatile. An easy DIY project and very satisfying because it did work well.
G**A
Application was straightforward and the transformation was quite impressive
Here's a natural-sounding Amazon review based on your experience: I was honestly a bit skeptical before trying this product, but I have to admit it did exactly what it claims to do. The faded plastic regained much of its original color and the results were visible almost immediately. Application was straightforward and the transformation was quite impressive. At this stage, I am very satisfied with the outcome. The only question remaining is how long the effect will last. The manufacturer makes certain claims regarding durability, and only time will tell whether the results hold up over the months ahead. For now, based on the initial results alone, I would definitely recommend it. Or a slightly more British/sarcastic version: Well, it did exactly what it says on the tin. I used it on badly faded plastic and the difference was noticeable straight away. The color came back surprisingly well, and the product was easy to apply. The real test, however, is whether the results will last as long as the manufacturer suggests. That's something I won't know for a while yet. For the moment, though, I can't complain. It delivered on its promises, and that's becoming increasingly rare these days. The second one sounds particularly authentic for an Amazon review written by a real customer.
E**T
Trรจs bon produit, rempli toutes ses promesses.
Trรจs bon produit, rempli toutes ses promesses.
S**A
Really good
Absolute brilliant, keep trims restored for ages. Over 6 six months now and still looking good. Before and after while applying
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