Dressing for interiors---What's the best?

**dengood1** · 06-12-2006, 05:59 PM

Hey everyone, since a lot of you have tried most of the products on the market, what dressing is the best for interiors? I'm interested in a dressing that has a nice sheen, not greasy or too glossy, and that smells great and lasts. Pretty much what most people want in a dressing. Any thoughts from the pro's? Thanks for the input

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Dennis

**BILL** · 06-12-2006, 06:16 PM

Originally Posted by dengood1

Hey everyone, since a lot of you have tried most of the products on the market, what dressing is the best for interiors? I'm interested in a dressing that has a nice sheen, not greasy or too glossy, and that smells great and lasts. Pretty much what most people want in a dressing. Any thoughts from the pro's? Thanks for the input

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Dennis

Try this:: http://www.autogeek.net/klasvinleatr.html

**ScottB** · 06-12-2006, 06:18 PM

303 Protectant or Poorboys Natural Shine. Both offer a matte finish. I dont like matte or glosse finish on the interior so I just use Megs Quik Interior Cleaner.

**JeffW** · 06-12-2006, 06:43 PM

I just received (about 1 week ago) some Poorboys Natural Look Dressing, a 16oz'r, and just placed today an order for a quart of the stuff. Obviously I like it. In the last week I've dressed the dashboards, tires, external trim, etc., on all 3 of my cars.

It deepens and slightly brightens black trim and the tires without bleeding or runoff, provided you buff off excess. On dashboards it leaves an ever so slight shine, but very clean look.