Features:

  • ✅ WATER-BASED, SATIN FINISH - Dress your tires and trim with a water-based dressing leaving them looking like new from the factory! Adam’s VRT allows you to protect your plastics and tires with a durable SPF 35 layer of UV protection. Advances in polymer technology allowed us to make an already great product even BETTER by keeping the same low gloss appearance and allowing it to repel water!
  • ✅ FORMULATED FOR VINYL, RUBBER, AND TRIM - Many products on the market can dress your trim and plastics, but most are packed with silicones and waxes that slowly dry out and wither away your trim! We made this product water-based to outshine the competition not only in performance, but also in customer experience so your trim and plastics will thank you!
  • ✅ DRIES FLAT, NO WORRY OF SLING ON YOUR PAINT - When dressing tires and vinyl, you want something that is going to adhere to keep the shine lasting longer than a couple days! Adam’s VRT is cream-like formula that allows you to spread the chemical evenly over the surface and thoroughly soak the areas you want to treat.
  • ✅ WATER REPELLENT - Not only is this product water-based with a sweet cherry scent, but it also creates a water repellent layer on the surface you’re protecting! This advanced formulation reduces the surface tension you’re applying VRT to and allows the water to not have a chance at sticking around! Tires? Water will bead up as if you coated the rubber in wax! Vinyl or Trim? The water stays at the surface to avoid any chance at penetrating the surface and creating unsightly water spots.
  • ✅ 110% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - Proudly crafted in the USA, this state of the art vinyl, trim, and tire dressing is specially formulated to be the best water-based vinyl, rubber and trim dressing that you have ever used. We pride ourselves on customer service and satisfaction and believe that this is THE BEST no-sling tire dressing on the market! If you don’t agree, we’ll do everything we can to make it right.
VRT, Where Have You Been...!?

I've tried many different tire dressings and from the moment I first applied VRT to my tires, I knew I finally found my go-to product! The creme absorbs almost instantly into the rubber, very evenly, leaving a beautiful deep black satin finish. If you want bling bling shine then look elsewhere. A few passes with a Chemical Guys tire swipe (cut in half for my low-profile tires) on each tire and I was done. I purposely didn't wipe down the tires afterwards with a towel to test for slinging and there were just a few spots in my wheel wells. I did go pretty heavy on application (applied a 2nd lighter coat which didn't really do anything - 1 coat is enough) so that's probably why but even then, slinging was minimal. I can't comment on longevity yet but I don't see a problem with VRT lasting the advertised 2 weeks. Those extended life dressings always seem to have a tradeoff anyway. Previously, I used the Surf City product which was decent but being a liquid, it was streaky and required a little extra elbow grease to get right. Also, that tended to sling even with wiping down the sidewalls afterwards. I used 303 AP a lot in the past which was also decent, but it was very thin and didn't last long at all. Whether the tires got wet or not, 303 AP typically lasted just a few days. I'm very impressed with Adam's VRT. I really like how you just apply it and you're done. Just about all the others I've tried required wiping down, whether to prevent slinging or to even out the shine. The finish VRT leaves on the sidewalls is perfect...I can't stop looking at them!

Well worth the money !!!!

This stuff is great!!! I have a 2012 Dodge Challenger, white with black vinyl stripes and hood decal, I put this product on both and the small black plastic piece surrounding the rear brake lights and front spoiler. Difference was amazing! I didn't even realize that those areas had faded, this product brought them back to jet black and with a nice satin finish. Too expensive to use on the tires but I'm sure they would look great with this stuff applied to them as well. I used to use Mother's back to black on my trim pieces but this has it beat hands down. Go ahead and spend the little extra that this stuff cost and you won't be sorry.

I will stand by Adam's VRT till the day I die!

VRT by Adam's is the best! I had a bottle I have used for years. A little goes a long way. I stopped using Armor all years ago after an old guy introduced me to VRT. My favorite is on tires, it dosent look all greasy where the dirt sticks to it and it's a real bitch scrubbing it off later! Adam's VRT makes tires look like they came off the show room floor every time. That's the same for the rubber trim and plastic skirts. I used this on my dirt bikes, quads, firebird, corvette. You will not be disappointed.

Perfect when used properly and instructions are read

I love this product. I have tried virtually every plastic restorer treatment on the market (BareBones, Back-to-Black, you name it) and this is by far the best bang for the buck. It lasts and does not wash off with repeated washings. I used it on my 16-year old GMC running boards and inner fender with great results. It seems that nearly ever complaint listed here is from an individual that either expected a miracle on trim that was too far gone to restore, or did not follow the instructions. Many users expected a high-gloss finish when the product clearly says "satin". In actually, my experience was that is delivers a semi-gloss finish on hard plastic and satin on more porous surfaces like rubber gaskets and tires. Anyway, if you're looking for longevity and not just a super-shine, this is your product.

Holds a nice shine for almost 2 weeks

I am a believer now. This Adams VRT works great. It brought my vinyl tonneau cover on my truck back to life and it lasts for almost 2 weeks. I was using Chemical guys silk shine, but I just didnt like it for the exterior of my cars. It just doesn't last long enough. Seems like I would put it on and a day or 2 later I couldn't tell I put it on. The VRT also made the black plastic trim around my truck pop and actually look black again. I dont use it on my tires. Im a guy that likes a bit of a muted dressing for tires. VRT isnt like a wet look but it is a bit to shiny for my personal preference on tires. I also only use it on the exterior of my cars. Again its a bit to shiny for my taste to go on interior trim. For my interior I'll stick with the chemical guys silk shine

So far I love this tire dressing

So far I love this tire dressing. I was recommended this product by a rep at Adams. I have large off road tires and being mud terrain tread, it is difficult to evenly coat the entire surface. The rep recommended I water down this cream in a spray bottle which I did. It worked great for the initial application. It helped me evenly coat the tires and so far it is wearing very well. Holds up to washing with soap and water and still looks good. I would highly recommend this. And if you wanted it in the spray form like me, play with the mixture a little. I found that at first, I left it too thick. It sprayed fine. But I used a ton of the product. I later watered it down just a little more and it covered better so I used less sprays plus it gave me more product at the same time. I think there is a fine line between too watery and too thick so just play with it.

I would gladly recommend this product

I use nothing but Adam's polishes on my 2012 Camaro SS to keep it shining and with Adam's products they have a distinctive fragrence that is second to none. I would gladly recommend this product.

Another great product from Adam's

I have used all of Adam's polishing products for a few years now, I can't find a product from Adam's that does not work. The VRT product is easy to apply to plastic and rubber and i have found it applies very well with a nylon cloth,because you don't want any lint from a terry cloth or micro fiber. this stuff blows away any other vinyl and plastic treatment out there,it lasts a long time and the sheen is perfect not overly glossy.It's just right for a car enthusiast. Most protectants are greasy and become gummy when it drys out. I applied this on my dashboard of my challenger two months ago and it still has a light sheen and the color of dash is still vibrant black and the only upkeep is a dry and clean microfiber to remove light dusting. The price is a little costly but the results out-way the cost. One last note is you can coat the area and let it contact painted surfaces and glass,let product dry in a few minutes and you can wipe excess off in one to two swipes with a good clean microfiber. This stuff is the best

Just what I was looking for.

I recently purchased a 2018 Subaru Crosstrek. I didn't want a product that had a mirror like shine to it. I wanted something more subdued and utilitarian that I felt suited the car. But I also wanted something to keep the tires and trim from looking faded or dull after washing and waxing the car. VRT was exactly what I was looking for. The difference in the trim and roof rack were just enough to set them off from the car without drawing attention to them. The same goes for the tires. I can appreciate the lustrous shine that other products can give to tires and trim. I feel on the right car, they enhance the look of the vehicle. And Adam's has products for that purpose. But for this car, the look that VRT brings out is the best for me.

He has used it now and he is delighted! He says the stripes look as good as ...

I bought this for my husband because he was concerned for the black stripes on his 2013 Camaro SS. He has used it now and he is delighted! He says the stripes look as good as new and are silky smooth and glowing with a professional-grade luster. This is an amazing product, as it does exactly what all the positive reviews say, and more, and a little goes a long way so you get good quantity for your money. If he's happy, I'M HAPPY!

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