Crisp Black Interior
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Wondering what you use to keep the black interior looking crisp? My headliner is like new...seats are new, dash and door cards are perfect, but the dash and door cards have a couple white ish areas to them and want to put something on to crispen it up and make it uniform back. I dont care about shiny so not interested in armor all...just wondering if any of you detailers out there use some kind of vinyl polish or black leather something something.
Thanks
Wondering what you use to keep the black interior looking crisp? My headliner is like new...seats are new, dash and door cards are perfect, but the dash and door cards have a couple white ish areas to them and want to put something on to crispen it up and make it uniform back. I dont care about shiny so not interested in armor all...just wondering if any of you detailers out there use some kind of vinyl polish or black leather something something.
Thanks
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"Vinyl and rubber care"
Maybe if you have a nuisance area, you could even apply their exterior "Bumper and trim gel"
Awesome stuff! Up here in Canada, I get it at Canadian Tire. I think it's at Wal-Mart in the US.
https://www.autoglym.com/vinyl-rubber-care
https://www.autoglym.com/bumper-and-trim-gel
"Vinyl and rubber care"
Maybe if you have a nuisance area, you could even apply their exterior "Bumper and trim gel"
Awesome stuff! Up here in Canada, I get it at Canadian Tire. I think it's at Wal-Mart in the US.
https://www.autoglym.com/vinyl-rubber-care
https://www.autoglym.com/bumper-and-trim-gel
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you are getting generic replies
for the whitish areas a leather dye may be needed, assuming it is leather
you must first determine which areas are vinyl and which are leather
my generic choice is usually a Meguiars product
for leather there are various things, including an English product whose name I forget; maybe bangernmash(??)
really, you could rub any English food product into the leather...
for the whitish areas a leather dye may be needed, assuming it is leather
you must first determine which areas are vinyl and which are leather
my generic choice is usually a Meguiars product
for leather there are various things, including an English product whose name I forget; maybe bangernmash(??)
really, you could rub any English food product into the leather...
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Its the top of the doors and arm rests. So i assume its vinyl. I cleaned them today using a damp rag and that is when I noticed. I have ocd so will give some of these ideas a try.
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Adamspolishes.com has excellent products and their interior line makes my car look better than New with minimal effort. Read the reviews-best of all they have awesome how to videos for every product. Best education and product source I've seen.
Last edited by fastdiablo; 02-08-2017 at 09:45 PM.