Need Help w/ Interior Protectant

[PaulMys]

Another vote for 303.

I've tried others, but I like this the best.

I have also never had it streak on me while just applying with a MF cloth. Just my experience.

[polishd]

Another vote for 303, sounds like an echo in here.

[MissV8der]

Thank you everyone for all of your suggestions! I'll be trying the 303 I do believe

[dcjredline]

Meguiars #40. lol just to be different. You will be fine with 303! good luck

[Finick]

For what it’s worth, I use VRP on my interior sometimes, but I dilute it 2:1 in a spray bottle. Really tones down the gloss and just leaves my black plastics more black.

I haven’t ever had it react that way when I get some moisture on it though, so I imagine the 303 will solve that issue for you.

Carpro PERL works really nicely on interiors as well.

Most of the time I just wipe everything down with an ONR dampened towel and skip dressing it (I’m very lazy.)


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[AZpolisher15]

I might try something like Wolfgang Cockpit Trim Sealant as an initial coat. And then maintain weekly with 303 or McKee's Fast Interior Detailer. The WG will seal it up and the Detailer will give you a spot free finish every week.

[Ebg18t]

I might try something like Wolfgang Cockpit Trim Sealant as an initial coat. And then maintain weekly with 303 or McKee's Fast Interior Detailer. The WG will seal it up and the Detailer will give you a spot free finish every week.

That’s what I do. Wolfgang Cockpit trim Sealant as my base 2x year. Then McKee’s 37 fast Interior cleaver as needed.


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[Avgguy]

Thank you everyone for all of your suggestions! I'll be trying the 303 I do believe

You will not be disappointed... just remember that it DOESN'T air dry... you have to buff it with a MF towel. I have the wipes and they're pretty easy to use.

[Tempest45]

Optiseal

[6od]

I don't mean to hijack this thread, but since it already exists and I have sort of the same question - I thought I'd ask about 303 here as well.

I recently cleaned my interior with a Woolite+distilled mix (only on the leather parts, and some vinyl probably because I cannot tell the difference), followed by Meg's Quik Interior and Aerospace 303 Matte on all surfaces (I didn't but the 303 on my nav screen because I'm scared - apparently the one in 2IS Lexus' are delicate)...

I applied it to a cloth, then wiped the surfaces, then followed it up with a clean dry cloth. That was sometime last week. I haven't driven much lately, but when I have, I notice my hands feel slippery after touching most of these surfaces. I don't see ANY streaks, and the car is no more shiny than it was before - (it was pretty matte before, and it looks the same, just cleaner) - but my hands are slippery as hell.

Did I not wipe away enough? Should I buff it?

Also, I have a really bad tendency to push my door open with my foot, which causes light scuff marks on the lower panel. I cleaned them with Meg's QID then followed up with the 303 - and I see MORE scuff marks than before. I can provide a photo if it helps. They aren't scratches, just lines, mostly from my Chucks (so, rubber, no sharp edges). Is it because 303 is matte that its causing them to be more visible?