bang for buck interior protectant

Ultima Interior Guard Plus

It packs one hell of a bang, and spreads forever thin.
 
LegacyGT said:
Ultima Interior Guard Plus

It packs one hell of a bang, and spreads forever thin.
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:iagree:

Lasts long, protects well, looks good (maintains original factory look) and goes on UBER thin. I have barely made a dent in my 12oz bottle and it's coming up on 3 years since I got it.

It's my favourite.


My 2nd favourite is Poorboys Natural look for interiors that need a slight satin look.
 
what have you been using to apply it?

also for smudges on the interior, should i just use an protectant to wipe it off/remove it, or am i wasting product doing that?
 
best bang for the buck i say is 303 Aero

buy the gallon that will last a LONG time.
 
CEE DOG said:
The only two options I use on interiors any more really... Depends on what you want... nothing close to UIGP for protection, feel, and straight new look... And nothing close to PERL for richness and budget. Heres the reviews for you.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...3-review-ultima-interior-guard-plus-uigp.html

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/40314-review-carpro-perl.html
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These are two truly great products and not a lot of fragrance. PERL also is outstanding on tires and exterior trim...:props:

Meguiar's M40 is another nice interior product and leaves behind a leathery scent....
 
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this is what i've chosen to go with atm, but from what I've read I'd also love to try PERL
 
Optimum Protectant Plus and BLACKFIRE Interior Protectant are two of my favorites and well worth a look.
 
yeah i'm going with that for an interior cleaner, undecided on a protectant right now im thinking PERL that or meg's quik interior, who uses zep as an apc?
 
303 Protectant, Optimum, and Poorboys Natural Look offer lots of bang for the buck. If you choose to spend a bit more, Ultima is a nice choice.
 
Matt said:
Lasts long, protects well, looks good (maintains original factory look) and goes on UBER thin. I have barely made a dent in my 12oz bottle and it's coming up on 3 years since I got it.

It's my favourite.
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Anyone figured out how long a coat of UIGP actually lasts under "normal" conditions? With it being such a mild change in look to the things it's applied to, I have trouble telling if I need to re-apply it or not (and I haven't yet) on either vehicle I'm using it on.
 
went with that, unsure of apc though
 
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