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Mobilejay

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I looked in the search and not much info on Jeffs Satin Prot. Any info on it? Most clients I have(and myself) like the satin look on their interior and I was wondering if SP leaves it like that or a bit shiny. Also is there any fragrance to it?
 
I've experimented with it, and I've found it to add just a little sheen, less than 303 or Meguiar's #40. It also doesn't feel greasy on harder plastics like I've found 303 to do, though you can feel it a little. I didn't really notice the smell in testing but I haven't done a full interior with it yet.



Of things I've tried, I think what it might be closest to is Optimum Protectant Plus, though I haven't tried that enough yet to be certain.



Flattest finish I've found so far for interiors is 1Z Cockpit Premium, which on like-new surfaces doesn't really look like you've applied anything at all and doesn't add any extra slickness in feel that I've noticed. :woot:
 
It should be the same as carlack 68 plastic care. That is tremendous and has good cleaning ability.
 
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