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First of all, to "master" Mike Phillips 
In my first car, I have black plastic and vinyl interior. I apply Natural Shine with foam aplicator and wait for few minutes and buff it with terry towel. I really like the finish with one coat.
In my second car Grand Cherokee( which I brought recently & second hand ), got beige color interior. I started with driver side door which has vinyl and plastic. I clean first with #39 and nylon brush. Lot of dirt came out. Door looked clean and like new. Since #39 doesnt have protectant so I decided to apply Natural Shine. I applied in same procedure. After buffing, I noticed vinyl color became little darker. I wish I had taken pictures. I stopped and didnt do other doors. So is it true Natural Shine darken the vinyl color ?
Now I am getting more inclined to Nxt Protectant but not sure if it will darken the color or not ?
Any help will be appreciated.
In my first car, I have black plastic and vinyl interior. I apply Natural Shine with foam aplicator and wait for few minutes and buff it with terry towel. I really like the finish with one coat.
In my second car Grand Cherokee( which I brought recently & second hand ), got beige color interior. I started with driver side door which has vinyl and plastic. I clean first with #39 and nylon brush. Lot of dirt came out. Door looked clean and like new. Since #39 doesnt have protectant so I decided to apply Natural Shine. I applied in same procedure. After buffing, I noticed vinyl color became little darker. I wish I had taken pictures. I stopped and didnt do other doors. So is it true Natural Shine darken the vinyl color ?
Now I am getting more inclined to Nxt Protectant but not sure if it will darken the color or not ?
Any help will be appreciated.
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