Interior dressing product recommendations

[cheekyage]

Hi all,

I'd like to know which recommended product can help rejuvenate and protect dashboards, door trims, console trim etc?

I have only used Aerospace 303 but would like to compare with another product that perhaps adds a little extra gloss and shine but not leaving a greasy trail behind.

Many thanks in advance :)

[Pureshine]

I only use Sonax dash cleaner or 303. You never want to use anything shiny or glossy on a dash really. the car never came that way and you don't want anything that can cause a glare will your driving.

[dcjredline]

Meguiars Hyper Dressing

[InDetail AUTO]

303!!! Love that stuff!

[Harry Da Hamster]

I know people are gonna flame me for it but i really recommend Adams Total Interior Detailer. It cleans, protects, and very lightly dresses interior surfaces.

*EDIT* Sorry i just noticed that you want a higher gloss product. This won't give it to you

[The Guz]

I like Meg's natural shine and ultimate protectant. There was a recent review on mothers VLR and protectant that looks good. I like VLR as well.

[Reveddie25]

I used CG Silk Shine for a while but now Poorboy's Natural Look is my go to interior dressing, it has UV protection, is long lasting, smells nice, and it leaves a nice natural "gloss", great stuff.

[The Guz]

Here's a couple threads that I was thinking about.
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/74814-interior-detailing.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/61481-meguiars-ultimate-protectant.html

[PA DETAILER]

DP Interior Surface Protectant is a multi-surface shield for your vehicle’s interior. In addition to protectants, DP Interior Surface Protectant (http://www.autogeek.net/dp380.html)

:dblthumb2: love this stuff. all i use now.

[BillE]

I'm partial to Meguiar's M-40.

Bill

[parttimer]

Another vote for hyper dressing, dilute to your needs.

[Matt-erhorn]

It may be an OTC product but I love Meguiar's Natural Shine.

[statusdetailing]

I've always felt like "dressings" are a form of interior detail cheating...especially in places like vents. You can have cruddy, dusty vents, spray some dressing on them and they look great...for about a week.

I prefer a laser clean, undressed interior, over a glossy interior. When adding protection, I typically use 303 or Meg's m40. I tend to keep m40 on hand more than 303...couldn't tell you why. After applying either product, I always go back with a dry microfiber and buff everything to a natural finish.

[a g thang]

I've always felt like "dressings" are a form of interior detail cheating...especially in places like vents. You can have cruddy, dusty vents, spray some dressing on them and they look great...for about a week.

I prefer a laser clean, undressed interior, over a glossy interior. When adding protection, I typically use 303 or Meg's m40. I tend to keep m40 on hand more than 303...couldn't tell you why. After applying either product, I always go back with a dry microfiber and buff everything to a natural finish.


I bet you keep m40 around more because of the smell.


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[215Detailing]

A good choice ULTIMA Interior SHampoo Gel & ULTIMA Tire & Trim Guard Plus.