lexiboi

I'm not really a big fan of shiny/glossy interiors. Anyone know any good interior dressing product with minimal shine? or even matte? Thanks!

atoyota

You'll find lots of threads here on the subject. Many like me prefer just a wipe down with a barely damp micorfiber towel, A lot of those who use a product like 303 Aerospace Protectant. I may try it sometime down the road.

edit: I'm not sure why the product is showing up with a link to ebay. I didnt insert a hyperlink.

2URGSE

I Like Sonus Total Eclipse! Stay away from petroleum based products.

PondScum

Nextzett (was Einzett) Cockpit Premium for a matte finish.

lexiboi

Thanks for the suggestions, I'll check them out!

Curryolla

I use 303 Aerospace Protectant. However, I apply mine with a damp microfiber towel, apply three sprays of the 303 on the towel, and wipe the plastic dash/door/etc. Then, I take a dry microfiber and buff it of. This leaves a thin, protective layer that is low on shine. The key is to apply thin layers.

303 works the same way when I use it as a tire shine. If you apply it thick and let it dry, you get that wet tire look. Apply it thin and buff off and you get a clean (new) tire look. Personally, I apply it thick and buff off for a look that is somewhere in the middle.

Here what it looks like on a dash...

jfelbab

I also dislike the shiny, slippery dressings that are so readily available. I am a big fan of a wrung-out cotton towel weekly and I also frequently use Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer if I feel I want a bit of light cleaning and UV protection. The QID also works well on things like gauge clusters and NAV displays. Zero gloss added.

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iTrader: (17)

I like Carpro PERL diluted down to their specified ratio for a matte finish. Great product. Very versatile.