Interior dressing product recommendations

Strokes77 said:
Is there a product that can clean and leave a nice dressed look behind? Does optimum Opti Clean do this? I currently clean with OPC, and then 303 after... but that is 2 steps. Is there a faster way?

Advertising is getting the best of me when looking for a product I can apply quickly.
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the DP i posted is this. has a light cleaner in it.
 
I usually use megs APC+ for cleaning interiors, and treat stuff with Megs Natural Shine or Ult Protectant. I have been using Lexol on leather seats lately also.
 
You folks realize the OP was looking for a dressing with a bit of shine to it, right? In my experience Ultima Interior Guard Plus and Poorboys Natural Look (according to the label [no first hand experience]) will not offer this.
 
The Guz said:
Here's a couple threads that I was thinking about.
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/74814-interior-detailing.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/61481-meguiars-ultimate-protectant.html
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Strokes77 said:
Is there a product that can clean and leave a nice dressed look behind? Does optimum Opti Clean do this? I currently clean with OPC, and then 303 after... but that is 2 steps. Is there a faster way?

Advertising is getting the best of me when looking for a product I can apply quickly.
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Check out the first thread in the post I made above with mother's VLR. Meguiar's also has their quik interior detailer and their new ultimate interior detailer coming out soon that you may want to look into. They work good even though they are over the counter products.

KMG said:
I usually use megs APC+ for cleaning interiors, and treat stuff with Megs Natural Shine or Ult Protectant.
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I do the same thing and these are the two protectants that I currently use.
 
I currently use Meg's Natural Shine and am very happy with it. Nice amount of gloss but not too much and a nice smell to go along with it.
 
I use CG's VRP. It leaves a nice shine and seems to repel the dust.
 
Personally, when I want a clean, factory looking dash I rely on 1Z Cockpit Premium and SONAX Dash.

If you want more protection, and in your case some shine, you can dial in CarPro PERL with the dilution that fits your needs. Something like Ultima Interior Guard Plus may not give you enough gloss, but may be a good base coat to put on because it lasts so long. PERL is a really versatile product that you can use in many different applications.
 
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