Did you apply it to just the dash or the door panels as well? When you touch the dash does it feel any different?

 

I applied it anywhere that wasn't leather, specifically with the melting stories in mind - dash and doors. No joke, it really seemed to absorb into the material, similar to the Gummi Pflege effect on weatherstripping. The dash does not feel any different. I do have it in my head that this has helped me. I very seldom use interior products & certainly not anything that claims to be an interior "sealant." I do approve of everything I've used from Wolfgang though, and I use a lot. I say give it a shot.

edit: The main reason I got it is because I did not like how shiny my dash was when I bought the car. So I washed it with soap & water, then applied this. Plus, it's pretty cheap. I still have 80% of the bottle left.

 

Interesting I’ll definitely look into it.

 

Have you noticed a consistency improvement with this product in the same conditions?

 

I'd have to say, yes. Once I read about the melted dashes, I was conscious of how mine looked and felt I was a prime possible victim, particularly how glossy they looked when I first bought the car.

 

The replacement dash and door panels are the SAME MATERIAL???!!!!

I have a 2012.

I've always garaged my car so my dash is not gummy or sticky like some have experienced. I do get/see the white powdery looking stuff that people have mentioned when my dash is rubbed by my sun shade being put up and pulled down.

Maybe I'll get one of those carpet dash covers! Hello 1991!!!