NEW DOOR RESTORE | Restore Color and Appearance of Faded Doors, Shutters & Outdoor Furniture | 8.5 FL OZ

I did my whole garage door and 2 doors and I still have a 1/2 of a bottle left. It really goes a long way. My doors look brand new. Definitely recommend using a brush for easier application.

Looks better than new. Had my doubts but the pics show the difference. Used about 2oz of the 8oz bottle. Cleaned the door with a wet rag and applied with a microfiber cloth. Just a couple drops on the rag goes a long way. Took about an hour to do the garage door.The product includes metal in the description but then everything else implies using it on vinyl type products so I wasn't sure if this would work. Went to Door Restored web site for info but it has nothing on it. Very happy with the results.

I failed to take before and after photos but this product is amazing. Restored 20 year old siding and garage doors. Everything looks shiny and new. I’m a huge fan and highly recommend.

Great on vinyl and metal. Used on siding trim looks brand new. Tried on old beach bikes and shined right up with one wipe. Just bought 3 more

Easy. Clean door. Brush on (milky), let dry till clear. Wipe off with clean microfiber cloth. Looks great and protected 👍

The media could not be loaded.  I was amazed at how good this product worked. My doors were painted 15 years ago and the side lights were so faded. 1 application of this made the color come back as deep as it was when it was first painted.

This product restored the finish of my front door. So glad I found this product.

Had our house re-rendered and spray coated. Contractor clearly used some sort of solvent cleaner/sticky stuff remover to clean up where he took the tape off the garage doors where he masked off and to clean off any overspray. Left the doors with horrendous uneven light patches all over which looked dreadful and appeared to be because the cleaner had taken the sheen off the bits where he rubbed. Tried washing down with soapy water and also used UPVC cleaner but still the same.Came across this restorer when searching Amazon for anything that might possibly help to make it look even slightly better and, although I wasn't sure if it would work on laminated foil, thought I'd give it go.All I can say is this stuff is brilliant and I'm a happy bunny again, The white 'bloom' effect has gone and the doors have a lovely even sheen again. Fingers crossed it lasts. The photo shows the dull lighter last 6 slats whereas the ones above have been treated (and the picture doesn't really show how bad and disfiguring the damage looked)Also tried it on a piece of faded gutter and a very faded black Keter box and the transformation was incredible. Got a lot of the bottle left so will now do the UPVC window frames and rest of guttering.

Our red door was so sun faded that it looked like it had patches of grey in some places. Being a coastal property it has also been exposed the elements that have aggressively battered it over time. I bought this stuff as a last roll off the dice before shelling out on a new door. The first application was done in less than 10 mins. It was as easy as spreading butter. Only a small amount was needed and it was so satisfying watching the dull red returning to its former bright colourful confidence. The second application was just as quick to apply and resolved any remaining faded patches. Despited having to cover the whole door twice the small bottle is still nearly 3/4 full.Anyone with a composite door or window frames should have this. It works, is ridiculously easy to apply and is an absolute bargain compared to the altternative of buying a new door.

I should have taken a before and after. I applied with a paint brush and put a small amount in a pot.The door transformed before my eyes. Only used a small amount and I will second coat it in the morning. (Might not need to)Our front door is about 14 years old and has direct sunlight all day long. It had gone from a royal blue to a sky blue. Now looks like a brand new shiny PVC door.I will paint the downpipe tomorrow.I would highly recommend. No smell and dryed very quick.

My black composite door is about 8 years old. 6 months ago ago l used paint to cover scratched, and it looked a mess. I also used something to shine the letterbox and door knocker and they were just left with marks.Read about Door Restore and it was a last resort. Crikey, it does what is says on the bottle! People can’t expect it go back to the original, but this was as close as you can get; for composite door and letterbox etc. Great product.

Purchased yesterday, largely on basis of reviews - thank you! Arrived today and tried on a rear window frame which is damaged by paint splatter (whoops). Used brush to apply. No dramatic transformation, boring oak uPvc window frames & doors 17 yrs old looking dull & “tired” but huge improvement - colour restored and a nice sheen in a matter of minutes. Front door now looks smart and much newer. Husband suggested it can be used on down pipes as well …Think it is a bit expensive but a little goes a long way, overall I am very pleased and highly recommend the product.