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jimtriz
03-30-2004, 08:08 PM
I had a question to what products will leave a nice matte finish, but not be so slippery to the touch. I ask because I have been detailing the police cruisers for my local town and the back seats are just a solid plastic bench. I have tried several Armor All`s, and the 303 protectant. They seem to leave the plastic clean, but very slick. I`m sure any guests back there are going to enjoy sliding around a bit!!! Also, the floors are just a textured vinyl. No carpet or mats. I have been cleaning the floors with a brush and soapy water and sucking it up with a shop vac. Then going back with the 303 and going for the nice finished look. Again, a bit slick on the floor. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jim.

tom p.
03-30-2004, 08:19 PM
you said you`re spraying it on the seats. It is low-lustre but I don`t know how it would compare to 303 from that perspective.



Another product would be the most excellent 1Z Cockpit Premium which is a light-duty cleaner and doesn`t leave any apparent "finish" except for clean! That product would get pricey if used in quantity.

Spilchy
03-30-2004, 09:43 PM
I`d stick with the 303 and not Armor All. Both relatively cheap so no need to worry about an added expense.



I`d NEVER use Cockpit Premium on a cop car :scared Those punks in the back seat don`t deserve such a nice treatment! ;)



After you use the 303, wipe everything down well with a dry MF. It will cut down on the slickness by absorbing any residue on the surface and work in the product real well.



I do that all the time because everyone tells me to leave a matte, non-slippery surface.



Works great!