Your go to for interior doors and dash?

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As stated... Whats a good product that leaves the dash and doors looking nice and clean without making it look greasy or dried out?
 
If you are talking about a dressing I am currently using 303 aerospace protectant, wipe it on let it sit for a few seconds ( that's just the way I do it) then buff off
I do not notice a shine just a little darker surface


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Infinitiman said:
If you are talking about a dressing I am currently using 303 aerospace protectant, wipe it on let it sit for a few seconds ( that's just the way I do it) then buff off
I do not notice a shine just a little darker surface


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Pretty much. I have stuf that cleans well so its more of what you got to to top it off? Or do you have an AIO that cleans and leaves a nice clean look after?
 
The 303 is just a protectant. something like meguiars quick interior detailer cleans and leaves some protection behind , it is more of a cleaner though


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Ultima Interior Gard on the doors and dash ... 1Z Einszett Rubber Stick on weatherstripping.
 
1Z Cockpit Premium, decent cleaning ability and leaves a really nice natural finish.
 
i have 303, 1Z Cockpit, and new to the arsenal, Ultima Shampoo Gel. love all of them. the 303 wont really clean but is great for dash protection.
 
Newdetailer1 said:
Pretty much. I have stuf that cleans well so its more of what you got to to top it off? Or do you have an AIO that cleans and leaves a nice clean look after?
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Meg's Quik Interior Detailer and Cleaner.

Often, apply 303 AP for protectant (UV).


BTW...If you don't mind what is the name of the stuff you use that cleans well. Thanks.

:)

Bob
 
Newdetailer1 said:
Man these are all over the place.
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Most of the replies are personal opinions based on actual usage of a particular product or products. Some clean and protect while others prefer a separate cleaner the protection.

Any product mentioned here will do a nice job but no one will give the best performance in all situations...
 
Ultima Interior Guard Plus and Carpro PERL are my go to products for interior.

UIGP for no shine but a just new look and sealed surface
PERL for a darker look with a touch of gloss.
 
PERL for me!!! Long lasting and does not seem to attract dust.
 
Infinitiman said:
If you are talking about a dressing I am currently using 303 aerospace protectant, wipe it on let it sit for a few seconds ( that's just the way I do it) then buff off
I do not notice a shine just a little darker surface


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But are you cleaning first before applying the 303?
 
Newdetailer1 said:
Man these are all over the place.
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But that's OK. It may inspire someone to try something that they might not have otherwise. I would have never thought of using poorboy's if it weren't for these "opinion" threads. These type of threads may get old for the vets, but for us noobs they serve a purpose. Thanks!
 
opti-clean to clean/dust
optimum protectant to treat, but you can light clean with it too. i just don't prefer it on clear plastic since it needs to be buffed and that isn't ideal when you can just clean with opti-clean and it has better buffering properties.
powerclean @ 10:1 for heavier cleaning

all optimum, all the time. so affordable and effective.
 
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