Long time since i have researched. Do we have a low sheen protectant for the dash available now? Been using 303 but it is not low sheen at all. TIA
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Best low sheen vinyl protectant
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I use meguiars ultimate protectant.
http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotive/products/g14716-ultimate-protectant-spray/
It says "rich shine" but it looks no different from the way the car came as far as "gloss"...
http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotive/products/g14716-ultimate-protectant-spray/
It says "rich shine" but it looks no different from the way the car came as far as "gloss"...
This is my favorite. Makes the dash and doors look clean and new with a nice low luster patina. It is not greasy, leaves no film or oily feel and if you get it on a window it just wipes off leaving no streaking or residue.
It can be hard to find but is worth it. Amazing stuff.
It can be hard to find but is worth it. Amazing stuff.
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The original sheen is Charlie Sheen. WINNER, WINNER. CHICKEN DINNER. :smile:
You could pick some of this up and dilute it to your liking. Or also some 1z cockpit spray..
Absolutely THE BEST:
+1 on the 1Z cockpit spray for that OEM look to your dash.
My searches on dedicated sites turned up Sonax Dash Cleaner and Einzit(sp)1 cockpit premium. I bought both of them. Neither has any shine whatsoever on the two cars i tried. These are both for a dry look. They may be OK for the dash which tends to get a little shiny, but they are worthless as far as taking gray towards black. I don't really know why you would use them at all unless you want a grayish look. FWIW many pro detailers are using these on customer cars. I sure don't know how you would know if they even touched anything. Wasted my money. For now i'm thinking of using the Einzit for the upper dash only and 303 for everything else.
303
My 92 dash is too shiny without anything on it. 303 would add way too much shine
I love this stuff too! It lasts for months on inside surfaces too :smile:
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