Spray wax for interior

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How do you feel about using spray wax on the interior including leather
 
That one guy on youtube named auto fetish does it. He has a 3 video long explanation about D156.
 
I've seen Darren (Auto Fetish) do it and he says it works for him. Since D156 is so "surface-friendly"; in theory, it could work on interior surfaces. It's marketed/proven as drying clear on plastic. It also dries clear on external rubber and doesn't streak on glass.

I just feel safer using a marketed-for-interior product + D156 is pretty slick on exterior application--I don't want any of my interior to be slippery. I haven't tried it though, so maybe you could do an experiment and post results here on AGO?? :-)
 
D156..been using it for years. There's literally nothing you can't use D156 on.
 
frankprozzoly said:
How do you feel about using spray wax on the interior including leather
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Lots of car-care products, that are labeled as being
"Spray Waxes"...leave a slick film on surfaces.

Therefore, and with that in mind:

Nothing "slick" ever goes on any of my vehicles':
seats/seatbelts, pedals (brake, clutch, accelerator),
steering wheels, floor mats, dashes, door cards,
headliners, steering-column mounted stems/levers,
console-mounted stems/levers, auto-glass,
door-closing/release apperatus, cupholders, etc.


Bob
 
I use zaino or leather masters for my seats but i was thinking of using it on other surfaces
 
I use Aquawax on the smooth plastic and chrome trim inside my vehicle.
 
I would think that a detail spray would work better on interior hard and soft plastics, because a detail spray cleanes better then a spray wax.
 
Is your goal to not have to purchase another product since you mentioned spray wax, leathers master, etc. I would rather just use water and do a wipe down before I used the above.
 
I was thinking spray as protection not a cleaner. I like 303's look but that can sometimes be uneven
 
The primary protection you need is UV. You do not need slickness, possible excess reflections (if used on dash). etc. so this is why I would stay with a product intended to protect.
 
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