Reddit reviews Blak : : Once A Year - Restore Faded Black, Renew Plastic, Rubber, and Vinyl Color, Prevents Dry Rot on Tires – Weather- and Salt-Proof, UV Block, Med. Gloss Dry-Seal – 8oz Kit
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PROTECTION – Silicone-free and oil-free! Use BLAK every 12 months (really!) to create a rich, black luster that protects surfaces from UV rays, ozone, salt, and other harmful environmental factors. BLAK does not wash off.RESTORE AND PREVENT – BLAK acts as a tough shield to protect against the elements that can cause fading and cracking. BLAK prevents damage to auto trim, tires, plastic, vinyl, panels, tonneau covers, patio furniture, spa covers, and more.EXCEEDS OEM SPECS – BLAK restores the very elements of the original manufacturing (OEM) process.VERSATILE – Our black restorer can also be used as a base coat. Apply a second coat of GLOZ or SATN for an intensified look and longevity up to 24 months.SAFE – A dry-seal finish that is motorcycle and golf cart safe with a non-slip surface that is never greasy. IT'S GUARANTEED!
Do you have overlays? If you can remove them, it might be worth it to hit them with one of those plastic refresher products. I’m thinking something like this: BLAK • Permanent PROTECTANT - Restore Faded Black, Renew Plastic, Rubber, and Vinyl Color, Prevents Dry Rot on Tires - Weatherproof, UV Block, Dry-Seal - 8oz Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007MGIPTS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_s0qRDb98GRC3Z
Obviously you’d want to do this if they’re removed ideally, but I assume a solid masking job might make it possible if they’re still on the truck too.