Advice from the Master please... (Rich)

[Nebdingo]

Im after some interior stuff, you posted in a thread (which I cant find now) which was best for the "natural" look. and that you use it (I think)

I think it was either.....

Meguiars Quik Detailer Interior
or..
Poorboy's World Natural Look Dressing

thanks in advance matee.
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[BRUN]

other natural look interior products are:

Einszett Cockpitt Premium
Chemical Guys New Shine Dressing

 

[FiDoDiDo]

Rich uses PB Natural Look dressing regularly and the Einszett c.ockpitt premium once a month I believe he's said before.

 

[Rich]

Just as Ben says.

Poorboys Natural Look to clean, dress and for UV protection ever 1-2 months.

Weekly wipe downs with 1Z C o c kpit premium or Megs Interior Quick Detailer. Both are good whichever comes to hand first gets used.

All 3 give a non greasy, matte factory look.

 

[Nebdingo]

thanks for the replies. guys.

Thanks for the input Rich.

 

[Rich]

Let us know what you think when you try one.

 

[Nebdingo]

Let us know what you think when you try one.

Ive just ordered the poorboys stuff..... watch this space!!

 

[Nebdingo]

Let us know what you think when you try one.

Well I got it today. gave it a go. pretty impressed to be fair! I do like the "matte" finish! and smells nice too!!

Highly recommended!!

 

[Rich]

Nice one, glad you liked it. Works well.

 

[BRUN]

im trying the Chemical Guys one on Monday, see what its like

 

[FiDoDiDo]

im trying the Chemical Guys one on Monday, see what its like

Which one you trying? The New Look Trim Gel? I've not tried this on the interior yet so I'd be interested as to how it does.

 

[cleanyourcar]

Sonus Cockpit detailer also does exactly as it should. Leaves a nice matte factory look and has nice anti-static properties to boot. I've had nothing but positive feedback from it.

Chemical guys also do a Sprayable Silk Shine Dressing and a V.R.T dressing for interiors although this is slightly shinier, but are dry to the touch. Esentially these are the same product, but one has been forumlated to be srayable depending on how you like to apply dressings.