Interior detailing that doesn’t attract dust

Yeah i agree on it not being a true sealant, the gloss and slickness is amazing but longevity isn't there, still love it though.
I don't get more than a month, maybe 2 from beadmaker. Then again I usually don't give it that long. I haven't tried it as a drying aid. Not a bad idea, except you need to use a lot of protect, do you use as much on a wet panel as you do on dry?

 

The recommendation with Beadmaker (or some similar products) is to lay it on heavy the first time. Not sure if wet or dry really matters much, kind of pointless drying the car then applying. But from there you don't have to spray a lot on. It is very slick too which makes it a great drying aid, as good as Uber for me and that shit is slick. If you wash every week or every other week Beadmaker would be fine in durability. Cool thing is if you insist on having something more durable under it BM seems to work with polymer based sealants or coatings.

 

Thanks @gorram Cool I'll try it as a drying aid. I always have either reload or hydro2 under it.

 

Shine Supply DRESSED UP Interior dressing gives it some shine, not much , and it darkens the plastics just enough. Plus it lasts. Not oily, and it doesn't attract dust.

 

I haven't tried that yet but you're the 3rd person to give a good review. I like their interior clean and shine a lot but I'll add this to the list to try out. Shine supply makes great stuff, I hope they stay true to their brand and keep getting better. I haven't tried anything from them yet that I didnt like.
Thanks!

 

Meguiars Quick Interior Detailer for $5 is what I have been using to restore my 2007 interior. I have been applying it with makeup brushes from Dollar Tree. Massaging in and wiping the excess with a microfiber towel. It is taking a long time but the results are excellent.

 

303 Aerospace Protectant. Not super shiney. More of a nice luster.