Hyper Dressing Question

[8GC]

Does HD contain UV protection ? Can be used for interior dash?

[Murr1525]

Re: Hyper Dressing Question

Yes and yes.

[BlackScreaminMachine]

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Does HD contain UV protection ? Can be used for interior dash?

Thats got to give as GOD AWFUL glare in the windshield. I know it can be diluted to a satan finish but thats one of the things that I hated about shiney interior car care product.s

[cnfowler]

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Thats got to give as GOD AWFUL glare in the windshield. ...

Wear polarized sunglasses.

Colin

[Michael Stoops]

Re: Hyper Dressing Question

Thats got to give as GOD AWFUL glare in the windshield. I know it can be diluted to a satan finish but thats one of the things that I hated about shiney interior car care product.s

Dilute it 1:1 and lay it on thick and it probably will.

Dilute it 4:1 and apply it properly (ie, thin application with a follow up wipe down a few minutes later) and it won't.

[8GC]

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Thanks evryone for the reply, has been used it for my dash for two years, I'm shocked when I read the description here

http://classic-motoring.stores.yahoo.net/mehydr.html

[Murr1525]

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Well, when diluted, you will lessen the UV protection, thats for sure.

[Michael Stoops]

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Yes and yes.

Thanks evryone for the reply, has been used it for my dash for two years, I'm shocked when I read the description here
http://classic-motoring.stores.yahoo.net/mehydr.html

OK, let's clear up something here - technically, Hyper Dressing does not contain any ingredients specifically designed to block UV rays, that's true. But, if you use it regularly the silicone in it will block UV to some degree (fairly effectively, actually) while the glass in your windows will block even more (upwards of 95% in most cases).

When used on tires Hyper Dressing effectively blocks the damaging effects of ozone, which is the real culprit with tires, not UV.

Now, if you're only going to use a product on your dash once every six months like Joe Consumer tends to do (and that might even be a lot for him) then Hyper Dressing may not be the best choice. Certainly Natural Shine and Supreme Shine will provide true UV screeners that HD lacks. But if you're the typical MOL kinda guy who dresses the dash monthly and then even wipes it down weekly with QID, then HD is perfectly fine for use on the dash.

[BlackScreaminMachine]

Re: Hyper Dressing Question

Wear polarized sunglasses.

Colin

THats not a possibility for me.

[BlackScreaminMachine]

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Dilute it 1:1 and lay it on thick and it probably will.

Dilute it 4:1 and apply it properly (ie, thin application with a follow up wipe down a few minutes later) and it won't.

Also depends on the rake, angle, pitch, or degree of the windsheild some are steeper then others and which affect that 4th Gen Fbodies (Camaro/Firebird) are notorious for this and almost ANY product will make it worse.

I will be getting some HD and will dilute to the 4 to 1 ratio and give it a shot. Will make remarks when I can.