Interior Protectant

Thanks!

 

I really like the honda spray cleaner and polish, does great on the instrument cluster without scratching and the dash and door panels and door seals, ive been using it on my motorcycles for a couple of years, you can basically clean anything but cloth seats with it, reall y the best thing i found to clean windows as there is no smudging,ive went over the paint and it really makes it shine only like 6 bucks for a aresol can of it at the honda motorcycle shop.

 

What do you mean PRODUCT? I have like 20 I use for the inside haha. Chemical Guys makes great stuff for everything.

My only rules are to buy professional products, not cheap shit at Walmart. Using a better product goes a longer way and saves a lot of time.

 

I don't think $20+ for Meguiar's Ultimate Wax at Walmart is to cheap shit. #SCRATCHINGMYHEAD

 

I, personally, do not like Mequire's products. Of all their products I have used they come out sub-par. So don't waste money.

For a sealer (have no idea why anyone would market a sealer as a wax) $20 is pretty run of the mill.

 

Meguiar's makes some great products. Some are low priced and marketed toward the masses. But they also make some really good stuff. Megs Synthetic Sealant #21 is still one of my favorite sealants (and I've used a lot of top shelf stuff). PlastX is great for it's intended purpose. So is Ultimate Liquid Wax. Sure there's better stuff, but it's a rock solid sealer. D114 is an awesome rinseless wash. Ultimate Compound/Polish is superb as far as over the counter correcting products go (not to mention M105/205). Their DA buffing pads are solid. M26 high tech yellow is a great carnauba Wax. The list goes on. M40 is a nice vinyl protectant. I've heard great things about their Microfiber DA correcting system (pads and polishes).

They have several different lines of products. Check them out here:

 

http://www.zainostore.com/product/Z-CS.html easiest,longest lasting, best looking sealant I ever used bar none

 

I tend to agree with PackCon when it comes to Meguiars at a big box level. I do not care for polishes at all. Pain in the ass to work with. Again not saying all their stuff is bad but they are certainly not the best.

 

That stuff is legit! I've been using it for years on my bike, Honda cbr 600rr 04'. It's so easy to use and does an excellent job. I was actually just thinking about using some on my truck the other day. I'm going to look into the aero 303 stuff, seems like a lot of people really like it.

 

I like to use the honda spray on the instrument cluster use a micro fiber cloth with it and no scratches on the clear plastic, really puts a shine on your mirrors in the house to, hell ive cleaned everything with it

 

Any difference between the automotive version and the normal version?

 

Mother's VLR

Adam's Polishes carpet and upholstry cleaner

 

Can't go wrong with Adam's products, I've spent about $1k on their stuff in the past year lol I have a problem

 

I use this stuff and love it.

 

I get the honda spray cleaner and polish at the motorcycle shop, I don't know if they have it at the car dealers, it's in a areasol spray can.it makes cleaning the inside of your truck windows a breeze because you get no smudges and makes the glass crystal clear, plush when you clean your dash and inside plastics you don't have any sticky residue just a nice smooth surface

 

I'd say i'm half way there in the last 8 months lol. I haven't been disapointed by anything and their customer service has been top notch!

 

Currently using Aerospace 303 but will be trying Meguiar's Xpress Wax per a recomendation by Darren at Auto Fettish Detail.

 

Same thing, really good at getting bugs off front end while shining it, the only thing ill use to clean my helmet faceshield never a scratch.

 

Not 303. Or are you referring to the UQW?

I wouldn't use 303 on paint.

 

Living in the Gulf Coast area of Texas......I found these 3 products to be the best, longetivity wise and 'performance'. I use the Collinite 845 on the hood and roof about every 4 mos. and on the sides of the truck about every 6 mos.

Easy to use, keeps water sheeting off hood etc like nothing else. Collinite 845. Makes the surface look and feels slick. Easy on and off, just apply a thin coat:

$21 Collinite 845 Insulator Wax-Easy to Use Carnauba+Polymer Wax Sealant-High Gloss Shine+Durable Hydrophobic Beading & Long Lasting Paint Protection for Cars/Boats/Trucks/RVs & Motorcycles (16 fl oz)

https://www.amazon.com/Collinite-Li...&qid=1489288059&sr=8-1&keywords=collinite+845

Aerospace 303 for interior, dash, doors etc, wheel flares, mud flaps and the running boards, I also use it for the tires:

$16 303 Automotive Protectant - Provides Superior UV Protection, Helps Prevent Fading and Cracking, Repels Dust, Lint, and Staining, Restores Lost Color and Luster, 16oz (30382CSR) Packaging May Vary

https://www.amazon.com/303-Protecta...&qid=1489288255&sr=1-2&keywords=aerospace+303

And the best fabric protector, I use it on the seats, carpet and floor mats, repels water/liquids like no other:

$21 303 Products 30616CSR Products Inc Fabric Guard 16 Oz. Sprayer , White

https://www.amazon.com/303-30616-Up...89288362&sr=1-6&keywords=aerospace+303+fabric