Dupli-Color TB102 Charcoal Black Trim and Bumper Paint - 11 fl. oz.

My car bumpers and side panels look great now. Product does what it says.

2006 xc90 had white scuff marks and overall fading. Taped off the entire back of the vehicle and did two coats. Bumper looks brand new. Only reason for the lack of 5 stars is that the spray nozzle was making a mess so there is probably a better design to eliminate the mess. Wish I bought this years ago.

Used it to touch up my front bumper on my Kia that got faded by the sun. Made it look like new! It does have some shine, but I don’t mind it. Looks more high end, I think. We’ll see how it holds up long term.

So far this is the darkest charcoal I have found that closely matches GMs dark charcoal interior.

I purchased this [charcoal] trim spray paint to upgrade a badly faded step pad on my rear bumper. I prepped the step pad with a degreaser, let it thoroughly dry, and then followed that up with a good wipe down with rubbing alcohol for good measure. I primed the piece (3 thin passes), with some Rust-Oleum American Accents white primer I had sitting around. Then I hit the pad with this. The spray pattern was a nice, wide angle making for some easy passes. I did 3 light layers about 10-15 minutes apart. The final result is great - but I'd love to have the option of a satin or matte finish that truly looks OEM.I can't speak to the durability yet. Considering this is a step pad, I'm hoping it can take some abuse. For reference, I used about the whole can on just this bottle.One other note: mentioned earlier, the spray nozzle really lays down a wide pattern. For my purposes, that was ideal. But for anyone leaving their trim on their vehicle, tape off as much as the body as you can. When you think you have it covered, cover some more!