Interior Protectant
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Drifting
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Interior Protectant
Looking for an interior protectant that does a great job but doesn't cost a fortune, similar to what Stoner Invisible Glass is to glass but for your interior. 
Blackfire looks really good but at $21 a bottle up here.... I just don't use it enough.
Blackfire looks really good but at $21 a bottle up here.... I just don't use it enough.
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St. Jude Donor '06
I like the Aerospace 303. I can tell you that it holds up real well on the dashboard and cockpit on my boat, and in my C6 convertible.
I don't like shiny or greasy products on my interiors. The 303 does the job protecting the surfaces from the UV rays, isn't greasy/shiny, and isn't all that expensive compared to some of the other "wonder potions" out there.
I don't like shiny or greasy products on my interiors. The 303 does the job protecting the surfaces from the UV rays, isn't greasy/shiny, and isn't all that expensive compared to some of the other "wonder potions" out there.
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I like the Aerospace 303. I can tell you that it holds up real well on the dashboard and cockpit on my boat, and in my C6 convertible.
I don't like shiny or greasy products on my interiors. The 303 does the job protecting the surfaces from the UV rays, isn't greasy/shiny, and isn't all that expensive compared to some of the other "wonder potions" out there.
I don't like shiny or greasy products on my interiors. The 303 does the job protecting the surfaces from the UV rays, isn't greasy/shiny, and isn't all that expensive compared to some of the other "wonder potions" out there.
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St. Jude Donor '06
I use a foam wax applicator (I buy them by the dozens). I spray the 303 on to the foam applicator, squeeze it a bit to evenly distribute it, and then use the applicator to wipe it on to the surfaces. When it gets a bit dry, I repeat. A little goes a long way though.
Melting Slicks
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From: Denton Texas
I really like Chemical guys innerclean and Adams new total interior detailer, both work great, smell good, give nice matte oem finish, and have uv protection. I think they are both around 10 bucks but innerclean I just got my second bottle the first lasted me a little more than a year and I used it quite often. A little goes a long way! I never really was a fan of 303.
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I tried Chemical Guys "New Look" trim gel and really like it
It has lasted longer than any other product I've tried for some time.
http://www.autogeek.net/chemical-guys-trim-gel.html
and I can tell you this: A small amount goes a very long way
here's another option for ya to check into:
Ultima Interior Guard Plus
http://www.autogeek.net/ultima-interior-guard-12.html
May be a little more than you were talking about paying, but it actually seals and protects, it's pretty awesome to use - not greasy feeling and lasts a very long time.
It has lasted longer than any other product I've tried for some time.
http://www.autogeek.net/chemical-guys-trim-gel.html
and I can tell you this: A small amount goes a very long way
here's another option for ya to check into:
Ultima Interior Guard Plus
http://www.autogeek.net/ultima-interior-guard-12.html
May be a little more than you were talking about paying, but it actually seals and protects, it's pretty awesome to use - not greasy feeling and lasts a very long time.
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It would be similar to this, although I have used plain sponges before and just cut them in half.
https://www.eshine.ca/no_mess_car_in...cator-3950.php
https://www.eshine.ca/no_mess_car_in...cator-3950.php
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Le Mans Master
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St. Jude Donor '06
Do a search on E-Bay for them. I just got another 4 dozen of the yellow foam sponge applicators from there about 2 weeks ago. The total with shipping was $15.04. Took about 2 weeks door to door from Shanghai. If I took one of them and mixed it in with others you buy in auto parts stores and other online places you would not know the difference. They are exactly the same. With the exception of Meguiar's who puts a logo on theirs, but otherwise their material looks and feels exactly the same too.
Been getting them from E-Bay for a couple of years now. I usually just go with whichever seller comes to less with the pads and shipping, but they all come from China. Never had a problem with them.
I go through them like crazy between the 5 cars we have in the household, and my boat. They are great for applying wax on the cars, 303 on the interior pieces of the cars, wax on the boat, 303 on the vinyl in the cockpit and dash of the boat, etc..
Been getting them from E-Bay for a couple of years now. I usually just go with whichever seller comes to less with the pads and shipping, but they all come from China. Never had a problem with them.
I go through them like crazy between the 5 cars we have in the household, and my boat. They are great for applying wax on the cars, 303 on the interior pieces of the cars, wax on the boat, 303 on the vinyl in the cockpit and dash of the boat, etc..
Last edited by JVM225; Jul 26, 2013 at 09:04 PM.
