What's the best stuff to use on hard interior plastic. Like the plastic going up the sides of the windshield and that continues and goes along the headliner to the back, of the car and goes along the side of the back window, you know just all the hard interior plastic, would my turtle wax ultra interior spray be fine or do i need something else??
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Hard Interior Plastic, What To Use??
- Thread starter Kool_ZX3
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Although I'm not familiar with Ultra spray, I would think you'd be just fine with it for your specific application - only concern I would have would be the potential for "glare" given the name Ultra spray.
There are, obviously, a bunch of other products (303, Adam's VRT, Poorboy's BnB, ArmorAll, Megs, Klasse, Zaino, Z1, etc.) each somewhat slightly different in function and look but all basically the same. One thing to keep in mind is whether the application will be exposed to the sun - if the exposure is direct and severe (such as your main dash), you'll want a strong UV protect such as 303 or Adam's VRT and not too much of a shine which could cause glare for you. With your application, the UV consideration should be minimal and the TurtleWax should work just fine.
There are, obviously, a bunch of other products (303, Adam's VRT, Poorboy's BnB, ArmorAll, Megs, Klasse, Zaino, Z1, etc.) each somewhat slightly different in function and look but all basically the same. One thing to keep in mind is whether the application will be exposed to the sun - if the exposure is direct and severe (such as your main dash), you'll want a strong UV protect such as 303 or Adam's VRT and not too much of a shine which could cause glare for you. With your application, the UV consideration should be minimal and the TurtleWax should work just fine.
It's just the hard plastic that stays out of the sun, the new platinum series ultra interior protectant is what it'sa called. It's got uv stuff to protect the dash from uv rays etc.. Works really well, doesn't leave a heavy glare,it's more of a matte finish. Looks awesome, looks like new. I am gettin some 303 soon so i will give that a try on the main dash. I tried some meg's gold class on the dash which worked great and after i tried the turtle wax and it looked exactly the same if not better, well worth the money and i recommend it to everyone.
The car is always garaged but left outside in shade usually unless it's at work.
The car is always garaged but left outside in shade usually unless it's at work.
imported_Sullybob
Member
I tried Megs #40 and love it. It goes on all interior vynil, rubber and plastic. If it has to much glare for you just give it a quick wipe down once it is dry.
Plexus is like a AIO products. It "LIGHTLY" polishes, cleans and protects in on step. I doubt there is very much protection, so if you use it then follow up with something that is made for protection. Just an example I use 303 Aero Protectant for all my interior except leather.
Intercooled
New member
I like 1Z Tefenfledger. has UV protection and leaves a nice satiny matte finish.