Product rediscovered

[AeroCleanse]

So I'm going though my storage area in the basement and noticed a bottle of Meg's M40. I recall from previous use that the smell is something I didn't like much on the interior.

As the tires were looking pretty shabby, and I couldn't be bothered to go all out with APC cleaning them, I gave M40 a shot. M40 says it has some kind of cleaner in it, so what the heck.

Applied it the the brownish nasty looking tires, and WOW turned them nice and back with a slight sheen (still drying), not the over gloss look from ASD.

Not sure on durability however and yes the smell is there too, like an old library or something.

 

[BobbyG]

Meguiar's M40 is my #1 interior product. It dries to a nice satin shine and leaves a leather scent behind. It plays well with most rubbers, plastics, vinyls, and leathers so it's a pretty versatile product.

 

[fredcandetail]

M40 is the best everrrrrrrr
On old oxidized plastics it will darken then up!
If the gloss is to much for your taste a quick buff down and your at satin
On Michelins and some Goodyear tires ( the soft ones...) it looks nuts!
What I like most is the scent ... Leather ish ... Can't believe you dont like it

 

[2old2change]

Meguiar's M40 is my #1 interior product. It dries to a nice satin shine and leaves a leather scent behind. It plays well with most rubbers, plastics, vinyls, and leathers so it's a pretty versatile product.

:iagree:I buy this stuff by the gallon. On the tires I've switched to Optimum if a little more gloss is desired.