Best Aerosol Dressing?

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I am looking to replace my Adams In and Out Spray and was looking at one of these 4 listed below.

Meguiars Plastic & Vinyl Coating, exterior trim coating, trim dressing, vinyl protectant

Stoner® More Shine Less Time Interior Spray JUST THE RIGHT SHINE...INSTANTLY! for dashboard, door panels, vinyl, rubber, plastic, auto interior

Chemical Guys Black on Black Interior and Exterior Shine Spray Dressing

Detailer’s Pro Series Trim Detailer, exterior trim spray, black plastic trim spray, molding spray

I am looking for something that isn't too expensive and will leave a lasting finish. Any input on any of the ones above that you have used is much appreciated. Thanks!
 
I use Meg's and love it.
I've used Stoner's and it worked fine, the green and not the blue.
 
Stoner's is very bright and reflects light/shine on dashboards.......I wouldn't use it there myself. As far as other vinyl interior areas it looks pretty nice. Spray it on the applicator or be prepared for overspray. I've used More Shine Tire Coating on tires, wheel wells, engines, trim, mud flaps, and more for years. Awesome stuff.

Favorite for interiors? Poorboy's Natural Look is VERY hard to beat for interiors and little is wasted from the trigger sprayer as opposed to an aerosol. The bottle & sprayer is also reusable. Consider it.
 
RTexasF said:
Stoner's is very bright and reflects light/shine on dashboards.......I wouldn't use it there myself. As far as other vinyl interior areas it looks pretty nice. Spray it on the applicator or be prepared for overspray. I've used More Shine Tire Coating on tires, wheel wells, engines, trim, mud flaps, and more for years. Awesome stuff.

Favorite for interiors? Poorboy's Natural Look is VERY hard to beat for interiors and little is wasted from the trigger sprayer as opposed to an aerosol. The bottle & sprayer is also reusable. Consider it.
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This would be used on engines, grills, etc. so it wouldn't be applied to the interior.
 
The meguiars works well. If you search my posts for my VW Routan detail, you will see its results. It lasts maybe 2 weeks on grilles, but longer on places like engines which really aren't exposed to water. What did you not like about Adam's?
 
The product itself worked good. I am looking for something cheaper from AG since I can usually get a percent off and free shipping with my order.
 
I'm a HUGE fan of the Megs aerosol. Makes quick work of hard to reach spots or as mentioned above, grills, heat extractors, vents etc.
 
Here is a before and after on an engine bay. The Meg's is pretty natural looking.
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Thanks for the picture. I think I will go with the Megs for price and the nice final result.
 
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