I used wiped new on my truck about 2 years ago and it has been holding up amazingly, still looks like new, and you can always do it again if you want too. Product is awesome.

 

Sold! I'm buying some today! Haha

 

Sorry for the late response guys, I said I'd post some pics in December but it slipped my mind. Here's some photos 3 years after initial application. These aren't really glamor shots, I haven't cleaned the truck in a few weeks, and she's slightly dusty. Some of the trim did fade some, but after 3 years I can't complain. The only thing that didn't last as long were the headlights, but the clean lenses did last the 2 years guaranteed on the box.

Once again, I emphasize using a degreaser on the trim before applying. The Wipe New sometimes leaves odd splotches if it's not applied, as can be seen on my grill. The instructions recommend a degreaser as well. Despite the splotches, I still think the grill looks 1000x better than three years ago(see first page of this thread if you want to see before pics).

I also want to point out I have used a degreaser on other vehicles had better results. On my Dad's 2004 Tacoma I washed the trim with with water, used Purple Power!(available at most auto-parts stores), rinsed again, let dry, and then applied Wipe New and it didn't leave any splotches at all.

 

I use this:


I have to reapply every now and again, but it doesn't leave streaks after it rains or gets wet.

 

Also be sure to apply it to a cool surface. This is a huge mistake many make with Wipe New. I did a review awhile back as well. Still holding up great after about 2 years(i think). It's about time to redo it.

 

I used the Wipe New for wheels and it seems like a quality product.