Works just like any other trim dressing... looks good for a few days then it's back to faded. The UV exposure from the sun physically changes the molecules in the plastic trim. An oil on the surface is not going to fix the plastic on a molecule level. The only solution is to paint or replace. Heating the plastic with a heat gun also helps, but is time consuming and mistakes can happen easily.

I was surprised to recieve the Callaway bag so quickly, which kinda ruined the christmas present for my husband...but he loves the bag all the same. Apparently, he'd been going back and forth about getting a new bag for months and he had been looking at the Callaway Hyperlite for his new Callaway Diablo clubs. I was excited to see that I too had good taste in what bag to get. Since he had a yellow bag before, he was going to get the yellow/white bag, I had ordered the Charcoal/Black/White/Red to match his clubs. He said that it looked sharp and he really really liked it. So, I'm not complaining one bit. However, it did kind of stink that it was a pre-thanksgiving present instead of the complete christmas present with a new driver AND bag. Lol.

I applied at the maximum strength on roof streaks that were not heavy and after months, there is no sign whatsoever of any improvement.