Spray wax for interior

[frankprozzoly]

How do you feel about using spray wax on the interior including leather

[TheAverageMan]

That one guy on youtube named auto fetish does it. He has a 3 video long explanation about D156.

[CDot]

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?? :-)

[silverfox]

D156..been using it for years. There's literally nothing you can't use D156 on.

[FUNX650]

How do you feel about using spray wax on the interior including leather
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

[frankprozzoly]

I use zaino or leather masters for my seats but i was thinking of using it on other surfaces

[FUNX650]

I use zaino or leather masters for my seats but
i was thinking of using it on other surfaces
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Bob

[FishyX]

I use Aquawax on the smooth plastic and chrome trim inside my vehicle.

[Larry A]

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.

[Bunky]

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.

[frankprozzoly]

I was thinking spray as protection not a cleaner. I like 303's look but that can sometimes be uneven

[Bunky]

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.