Confused

[Jena]

I am confused after much in depth reading as to what interior dressing to use. I'm looking for a semi natural shine without a greasy look and feel on the dash, pillars, and door panels. I have been focused on Ultimate Protectant. Will this product achieve the goal I'm looking for?

Thanks,
Jena

[Michael Stoops]

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It might. Well, it should. But UP really stands out when used as an exterior trim dressing.

For interior use, and with your desired criteria of low to medium shine and no greasy feel (plus plenty of UV protection) we'd highly recommend Natural Shine. It will dry back totally dry to the touch and provides very little in the way of gloss, so you'll never have that greasy look or feel. You can drag your hand across the dash after just a couple of minutes and it will be completely dry.

Best practice would be to spray it onto a folded microfiber towel and apply to the dash and other surfaces that way, rather than spraying directly onto the dash and spreading it. A little goes a long way, too, so don't overdo it!

[SVT Lightning]

Re: Confused

+1 on the Natural Shine Jena. Great stuff. If you can't find it.....#40 is just as good. Little more matte finish to it.

[J. A. Michaels]

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Here is another vote for #40. Great stuff.

[Jena]

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Thanks everyone for the recommendations. I will purchase some natural shine and M40 and give those two a try.

Jena

[Murr1525]

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#40 will be in bulk though....

[stamford]

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So is Natural Shine better than UP for the interiors? And which one would provide more UV protection?

[Murr1525]

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UP is just going to be more durable. I'd wait for the UP spray if you want it for interiors.

Dont know about UV, probably similar.

[Michael Stoops]

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#40 will be in bulk though....

M4016 is a 16 ounce spray bottle - you don't have to buy it by the gallon.

[Murr1525]

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Ooh, havent seen that one.