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Re: Q.I.D. vs Natural Shine
Not intending to hijack this thread but can anyone comment on the shine difference between Natural Shine and 303? I use QID a lot but I wanted something more in the way of a protectant that could also cover up some minor blemishes. 303 worked very well but I found it a bit too shiny. The dash and door panels in my car are very rubber like, though they have the texture of leather. When new they had zero shine and QID didn't change that but when I ended up with a couple of scuffs on the dash, QID did not remove or cover it up. 303 did, but left a more plastic look rather than dull flat rubber.
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Christian
Not intending to hijack this thread but can anyone comment on the shine difference between Natural Shine and 303? I use QID a lot but I wanted something more in the way of a protectant that could also cover up some minor blemishes. 303 worked very well but I found it a bit too shiny. The dash and door panels in my car are very rubber like, though they have the texture of leather. When new they had zero shine and QID didn't change that but when I ended up with a couple of scuffs on the dash, QID did not remove or cover it up. 303 did, but left a more plastic look rather than dull flat rubber.
Regards
Christian
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