Mod75

After 30+ years of using Armor-all on the interior it just felt sticky.
After a good cleaning i asked a friend what he was using, lemon Pledge.

Bad idea, good shine but slick as snot, hard to drive when i have to hold onto everything.
What are you guys using?

Homer3D

I use Meguiar's Protectant Natural Shine but just like any interior protectant, you should not be applying them onto your steering wheel.

yamabob

Ive been using 303 or some time now. No greasy feel and offers a modicum of UV protection. Love it on weather stripping and hoses as well

CyberGrayGS

Wolfgang Cockpit Trim Sealant - http://www.autogeek.net/wolfgang-coc...m-sealant.html

Dt86

I like poor boys natural. I use it on everything including tires. And it smells nice too.

Jean-Claude

Try 1z Einszett Cockpit Premium.

It will leave your interior detailed surfaces without an oily finish. It will be matte and has a pleasant neutral odor.

leebay

Aerospace 303

envyz06

I really like blackfire interior protectant, funny I got it free with an order from AG and loved it!

0Adam's Polish

Our Leather and Interior Conditioner fits the bill! No silicone in it, has SPF65 to protect the surface, and dries to a satin finish.

Nothing worse than a glossy dash panel reflecting back onto your windshield.

dvilin

Aerospace 303.

Borntorun04/17

Adams leather / interior conditioner. I like how it leaves the dash , door panels with a non gloss look more like a satin matte look.

Mod75

Thanks for all the replies, will try some of these.
Looking for something that will protect but does not have a lot of shine.

0Autogeek.net

I like to use the Wolfgang Cockpit Trim Sealant since it can be used on Leather, Plastic, rubber, metal.

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

http://www.autogeek.net/ultima-interior-guard-4.html