Need a Cost-Effective Dashboard and Tire Protectant

Thanks for all of the suggestions.

I noticed that Four Star Ultimate Vinyl Protectant Spray is on bogo but I had difficulty finding reviews. Any experience with this product ?
 
Anybody know if you can top a UV-blocking protectant like 303 or M40 with a coat of Hyper Dressing if a customer wants a bit more "pop"?
 
As an update, I ordered DP Int Protectant during the BOGO. I also got a 32oz bottle of Optimum Opti-Bond Tire Gel for a good price with the recent sales.

Thanks everyone.

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Silverstone said:
I used 303 Protectant on dash, exterior trim and tires for a few years with great results. Not too shiny but great protection. Everything always looked like new, but better, and you can buy it locally if there's a boating supply store near you.
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:iagree:303 is amazing stuff...
 
Megs Natural Shine inside and Poorboys Bold N Bright on the tires. I also like Adams Svrt on tires and trim but costly it is.
 
2old2change said:
Meguiars #40 comes to mind. My customers (friends and family) love the smell,cheap and easy to apply.Megs dosen't mention tire use but a lot of other forum members and myself ues it often.
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:iagree: Meguiar's M40 is my go to interior protectant but it works well with most rubber, plastic, vinyl, and leather surfaces without leaving a sticky mess.
 
CarPro PERL it doesn't get any more cost effective than that for a quality product. After dilution the price is rather unbelievable.
 
303 for all interior. And I love pinnacle black onyx gel for the tires.


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303 good stuff.

I always keep a bottle of that, quick detailer, invisible glass and some MF towels in the trunk. That way, I have something to do when I wait for my wife after I drop her off to "quickly" return something.

Enjoy,
elliot
 
Hyper dressing for price. Can be diluted for different finishes from satin to high gloss.
 
Bacon said:
1Z Einszett Cockpit Premium Interior Plastic Cleaner (leaves a matt finish) for the interior...

Bacon
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Silverstone said:
I used 303 Protectant on dash, exterior trim and tires for a few years with great results. Not too shiny but great protection. Everything always looked like new, but better, and you can buy it locally if there's a boating supply store near you.
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I, too, use 1Z Einszett Cockpit Premium for interior cleaning. It has a strong citrus smell, but dissipates very quickly. Great stuff.

I use 303 Aerospace Protectant to protect interior synthetics (vinyl, plastics, etc.). It has an excellent matte finish. You can't tell there is products on the protected surfaces.
 
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