View Full Version : Klasse VRLP: discontinued?
beastie
10-18-2005, 05:53 PM
I can`t find Klasse VRLP for sale. Used Google to search for it. Has it been discontinued?
travisdecpn
10-18-2005, 06:02 PM
http://concoursdirect.com/specsalit.html
Setec Astronomy
10-18-2005, 06:53 PM
How about right here (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/kla-vlrp.html) in the Autopia store?
imported_Burlyq
10-18-2005, 07:07 PM
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/kla-vlrp.html
and it`s on sale
pontman43
10-18-2005, 09:23 PM
How is that stuff anyways? Anyone use it?? Opinions?
Great stuff pontman, has strong cleaning power, about 60% of VM when de oxidising and restoring trim or rubbers, smells nice and leaves a nice matte finish that lasts a long time.
Only thing I would like is a bigger bottle say 32 oz USA/ 946ml Australia
On sale now for $9.99 at autogeek.net
beastie
10-19-2005, 12:02 PM
I use it. It`s an outstanding cleaner for interior vinyl and plastic. Lasted a year (no kidding) on my Miata interior and about 6 months on tires I`ve used it on (but it`s too matte on tires for my taste so I use other products for looks - Armor All, NXT Tech, 303, Vinylex). On the dash, it doesn`t outgas and haze the windshield, doesn`t attract dust, isn`t shiny (the closest thing to flat that I know of). It also lasted a year on my Land Cruiser dash. It was able to restore a faded ashtray cover from a brown back to black in 2 applications and has stayed that way. It leaves a nice finish on leather but doesn`t give the impression of "conditioning" like some leather lotions do. I like how it looks on leather. I`d say it`s better than 303 on all counts except finish (personal preference, I like 303`s slight sheen). Maybe I`ll top it with 303 (?). Also had good luck with it on exterior plastic body trim. My cousin swears by it on the black trim around his Mini Cooper S. Also worked great for my Miata top.
JeffM
10-19-2005, 12:13 PM
On textured plastic i get 2 weeks then its dead. Longest lasting protectant i have ever used on this type of trim.
Doesnt work as well on rubber trim.
That`s probably because some vinyl trim is not porous, the stuff just can`t get absorbed and thus is gone in a few washes.
beastie
10-20-2005, 10:50 AM
I thought mine was dead too in a short time but I persevered and just dusted the dash, just to see how it goes. Well, I didn`t have to dust much at all. Even during the pollen-heavy days of spring, I only wiped with a MF towel maybe once every couple of weeks. I often have my top down so this characteristic is very obvious. I have to dust daily with 303. Like I said it is very flat looking so the dash looks as close to untreated as I got.