CG Silk Shine only for dark interiors?

[Mike Honcho]

After reading great things about Silk Shine here, I bought a gallon of it during one of the last sales! My interior is split between Black and Tan. I know it does wonders on black but is it worthwhile to put it on the tan areas or am I just wasting it?
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[srpurdy]

After reading great things about Silk Shine here, I bought a gallon of it during one of the last sales! My interior is split between Black and Tan. I know it does wonders on black but is it worthwhile to put it on the tan areas or am I just wasting it?
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Its not a waste exactly, because you are protecting those areas. I find that the dirt doesn't build up as fast with any protectant I've used. So It is worth while in this sense. You may not notice much different in a visual sense, but it does help in protecting the surface. Personally I find it too shiny for the dash myself. I've switched to PERL at 5:1, but silkshine is a good product.

 

[briarpatch]

I agree with srpurdy....Silk Shine is a good product....but I'm not a big fan of it on dash boards. I use it mostly on door panels. On dash boards, it's strictly Meguiars Natural Shine.

 

[pickles]

I wouldn't use it on a Lexus interior unless its watered down. I water it down to about 1:3 for my tires.

 

[PaulMys]

Another vote for PERL here. Did mine mixed at roughly 4:1 though for interior. I like the look of PERL, and it lasted on my tires (undiluted) for almost 5 weeks.

 

[Mike Honcho]

I wouldn't use it on a Lexus interior unless its watered down. I water it down to about 1:3 for my tires.

So you can dilute it like Hyper Dressing?

 

[Mike Honcho]

I wouldn't use it on a Lexus interior unless its watered down. I water it down to about 1:3 for my tires.

I'm gonna do a full strength test on wifey's car! HA!

 

[Mike Honcho]

Its not a waste exactly, because you are protecting those areas. I find that the dirt doesn't build up as fast with any protectant I've used. So It is worth while in this sense. You may not notice much different in a visual sense, but it does help in protecting the surface. Personally I find it too shiny for the dash myself. I've switched to PERL at 5:1, but silkshine is a good product.

Good point. I didn't think about the protection factor.

 

[Dereksdtail]

Diluted hyper dressing on dark and CG inner clean for the light

 

[srpurdy]

Diluted hyper dressing on dark and CG inner clean for the light��

That's a good option also, innerclean is great

 

[Dereksdtail]

Innerclean has good cleaning ability and smells like smarties!

 

[aztec1987]

I prefer V.R.P over Silk shine, I love the results better and deeper shine that leave behind.

 

[briarpatch]

I prefer V.R.P over Silk shine, I love the results better and deeper shine that leave behind.

Do you cut the VRP down? I use it on tires full strength.and love it