Interior UV protection - LOW gloss

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I like the CMA and Steve's for quality and softness and thrill factor.



Steve has a good price but whenever I buy something from CMA I throw in a few towels. Heck when I buy from anywhere I get a few to try out. Can't have enough MFs!



CMA needs a better bulk price. I wanna buy more than 3 and get a discount. I tend to buy a minumum of 10 at a time. I noticed last night that I have a seperate storage bin just for my MF towels.
 
all the towels ive gotten from steve....are pretty much....to my eye and feel...the same "original" miracle towels that i got from CMA//...say last July or so....awesome....:up
 
FLONI, I've been saying this for quite some time now. Steve's towels are the real deal! They are genuine Miracle (Magic Towels) and are priced very favorabley. They are the best deal going. Nuff said. Laters
 
Tacscar's Ultimate and CMA's Magic are also the same towel. I've purchased both, and they are identical. My nod goes to Tim for his deeper quantity discounts.
 
technically, theyre not neatitems because the tag doesnt say it, but really they are because it seems they are from the same distributor. they look and feel the same with the same looking tag and i was able to get them for about half the price of neatitems. wrote about them in a thread here. nothing like quality mf towels for super cheap:)
 
I recently purchased some towels from www.Pakshak.com and found them to be great. There all 70/30 blend, and comparable to any towel I've used.

The price is excellent, and it's free shipping in the U.S.

He has recently started selling a 24" X 24" inch towel that I can QD or wipe my whole truck with 1 towel. It used to take 2 of the 16" X 16" towels to do the truck, now it only takes one.

Again, except for my 5 original CMA Miracle Towels, (I use them strictly for Souveran removal,) I find that the towels from Pakshak are the ones I'm using the most right now. I really like that big towel. Enjoy!
 
The new Corvette has a very low gloss, in fact, flat look to all the interior trim.

I'd like to keep that look. I certainly don't want ANY shine to it at all. But I would like to protect against UV rays.

I like 303, but it's actually got some sheen to it. I'm really looking for something almost flat.

Recommendations?

Looks similar to this:
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Hey Bill,

I would go with Meguiars Quik Interior Detailer.

It leaves an original/matte/factory look.

All you have to do is mist and wipe it over the surface. It leaves a nice, fresh clean scent and can be used on leather, vinyl, clear plastic, etc.

It does leave behind some UV protection but not as much as a traditional dressing.

It really does not leave behind any sort of gloss or shine at all.

Do you have it already or have used it before?
 
Thanks Nick... No I haven't used it. I'll go pick some up over at O'Reilly's today! (It will give the old retired man something to do!):biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
 
Mequiars, Mothers and Eagle One all make a flat finished product that I've used with some success. I like the Mothers stuff the best I think!
 
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