Interior spray

[Midnight1700]

I currently use the 303 and love it. Use it on just about every detail. The "In & Out" Spray works great on the vents and tight/hard to reach areas to help blend it in with the other dressings. Helps make the interior dressings be more uniform. I'm beginning to think it might be the only aerosol dressing that does this.

[SeaJay's]

Yeah I don't recall any others that are in an aerosol. I just used swabs for vents and stuff. I've done it so many times that it really doesn't take me any time at all to wipe them down.

[Midnight1700]

I just might have to go back to doing it with the swabs myself. The spray is nice, but the cost sure adds up quick.
Thanks for all the help...

[AeroCleanse]

1z Vinyl-Rubber can also be used on interiors. It goes on somewhat glossy but you can buff it if that isn't they look you like and it won't be as glossy.

[atlanticity]

I care for our 3 family vehicles. A Lexus, Porsche and Benz. I have tried most all of them and my go-to that provides the clean matte finsh I like is Poorboys Natural Look for everything but leather.

[Emm]

This is the same as adam's a little cheaper Duragloss Ultimate Detail Spray (DS) #265

[justin_murphy]

I've been using Meg's OTC Quik Interior Detailer for a long time. I cannot wait for it to come out in gallons for the Detailer Line.

Good cleaning power, protection, non greasy, and smells good.

[jwellsii]

[Redneckmafia]

There is a product it is by Jax Wax called Dash and Vent Magic that is an aerosol. I use it in the doorjambs and hard to reach engine areas too along with the vents.

[IID]

"CG's Black on Black" is the "Adams IN/OUT" spray equivalent, and the CG's is only $8.95 a can.