Corvettedon

Has anyone tried using this on their interior? I've used just plain water for many years on most of cars, but I'm not as happy with the results on black as I am with the gray interior of my other cars. I've also used Mequaires Quick Detailer on plastic pieces in other cars with good results, but here again they were not black. I don't want a glossy look and I prefer a "stock" or original look, but I want a little more shine than there is now.

Any ideas? The Vette will be in it's first show in two weeks and I'm hoping to have a solution by then. Although I'm not going to obsess over it (been there, done that, grew too old), I do want it to look as nice as I can afford--timewise--to make it. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. :thumbs:

DsC5

Stoners (they also make Invisible Glass) Trim Shine works very well. Just a bit of shine, not greasy at all. :thumbs:

JohnnyB

:lurk: Interesting question. I use 50-50 Z6 and distilled water on the outside and it works great. I used to use it on the interior glass also but haven't tried it on the trim.

jerryv

303 Aerospace Protectant is nice on vinyl and plastic ...

mikejaeggi

I use diluted simple green, works great and drys clean, no shine.

Tim2K4Vert

I use Vinylex by Lexol. Works great!

ztheusa

I like "Lemon Pledge." Best for wheels, tires, leather, plastic, anything black, tastes pretty good too!!!:)
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c3&c5 vets

me, too!

TRAYC7

I think diluted Z6 would be fine.. i have used Z6 on the dash and interior door panels before..

I also would consider Vinylex its water based and doesnt streak and get greasy like the armorall stuff does... its good...

luvinc5

I use 303 Protectant for uv protection.

J Z06

I like vinylex for most interiors, satin shine and not greasy.

Lexol makes it, so it has to be good.

99inDenver

Another vote for 303 here.

Good stuff!

:cheers:

Corvettedon

Thanks everyone. :cheers: