dashboard protection

I personally like the Meguiar's Natural Shine protectant...I haven't found anything else that will work to clean and just leave a LIGHT gloss (you know, one that's more of a semi-gloss than a high gloss) because I don't like being blinded with sun reflection off of the dash.



As for not using anything on the dash, I use a little product to basically help pick up the dust that's sitting on the dash and clean it off. I primarily use the Meg's stuff because it's what I can pick up locally, and the Ultima & 303 aren't readily available, except maybe through a PBE/Auto Body repair shop that I know of.
 
Personally, the best I've found yet has been the Poorboy's Natural Look dressing. I have yet to try OP+ but will have to try it next after I run out of PB NL.
 
Tried OP+ once.....made the whole car smell like ***. Dash looked like I didn't do anything. Guess I'm not a fan of matte look.



Used vinylex previously. Did it on my gf car and her friend commented to her asking if she bought a new car.



Currenly using and will probably stick with Satin Prot. Just enough satin like gloss to tell you that you did something to it. Easy to clean if u get some on the windows.
 
I use Adam's VRT on my dash. That and his metal polishes are my favorite products in his line. It's a matte look, but I can tell that there is somehing there. As for the windsheild, I use Adam's QD to clean the inside. The QD just wipes right off the dash, should any land there.
 
brwill2005 said:
This is very true. Much has to do with where the car is stored and in what part of the world. Anyways I recommend 303. It will not be glossy unless you apply it incorrectly. The correct way is to wipe it on wet, and then go back with a dry towel and wipe it dry.
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I cut the 303 with distilled water......50/50 .....it will give more of a matte finish.............
 
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