Looking for a product that makes Interior look like new?

[flatlinerz]

Hey guys

looking for a product to use for the Interior to make it look like new.

Any recommendations for what products I need for best results?

thanks guys

 

[Pureshine]

1z deep plastic cleaner for go to product for interiors.

 

[Rsurfer]

Ultima Interior Guard Plus.

 

[hoyt66]

Ultima Interior Guard Plus.

All day

 

[Chimpboy]

Uigp is awesome - check out cee dogs review on he forum. Great stuff


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[WAXOFF]

I like CG's VRP.

 

[VP Mark]

Optimum protectant plus

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[Lowejackson]

Any APC to get everything nice and clean and then whatever dressing you fancy. Focus on the cleaning and the rest will look great

 

[cleanmycorolla]

Wolfgang Cockpit Sealant or UIGP.

Obviously give everything a nice cleaning first.

 

[minorc]

I like 1z cockpit premium

 

[skay944]

Tried a lot of different products and really like the way 1z and Adams finish. They are not greasy and leave a nice matte finish.

 

[ousooner2]

How does PERL rank for interior? Seem to be a lot of good reviews. I still need to pick up an interior cleaner to use before PERL (if I like it)

 

[Fastmike]

How does PERL rank for interior? Seem to be a lot of good reviews. I still need to pick up an interior cleaner to use before PERL (if I like it)

I've read good reviews for PERL for tires!

So if its good for tires, its probably too thick or greasy for me for interiors. IMHO.

 

[AliMusa]

Are there any budget friendly options?

 

[dpk20x]

I've read good reviews for PERL for tires!

So if its good for tires, its probably too thick or greasy for me for interiors. IMHO.

Not at all. It's awesome for interiors as well. It's water based so you dilute it a little more. 1:5 I believe. Certainly not greasy.

 

[pld]

1Z EINSZETT Cockpit Premium, used this as well this morning:dblthumb2::dblthumb2::dblthumb2: :iagree:

 

[Fastmike]

Not at all. It's awesome for interiors as well. It's water based so you dilute it a little more. 1:5 I believe. Certainly not greasy.

Oh cool that's good to know.

I'm a big CarPro DLux fan so maybe I should try the Perl too.

 

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