Best product for interior plastics

[London_Gains]

Hello all,

Can anyone recommend a product for the interior black plastics like the dash board and bottom door trims? I just want something matt to help sort of dull and remove any scuffs after some elbow grease. I see Mothers Back to Black banded about just wanted to check nobody had found any better.

Cheers

 

[Spikey]

I use the Autoglym stuff works for me

 

[si-forks]

Poorboys also do a trim clearer I use that
http://www.monzacarcare.com/poorboys/poorboys-multi-surface-trim-restorer/0/

 

[Swiftly]

I always use the Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber Care stuff

 

[London_Gains]

Perfect - thanks. Do you have a similar opinion on the seats? I'm looking for a good degreaser. Planning to steam the seats then apply the degreaser. Just looking for the right one.

 

[PerryGunn]

I'm looking for a good degreaser. Planning to steam the seats then apply the degreaser. Just looking for the right one.

Bilt Hamber Surfex HD is probably the best APC/degreaser around - it's concentrated and water-based so can be diluted (with distilled water) according to need.

 

[goldbcfc]

pledge polish.....keeps its dust free

cockpit shine.... leaves shiney black and smelling of cherry

 

[M1ghty_m0use]

Chemical guys VRP dress all for me use it inside and out

 

[ZermattV]

I always use the Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber Care stuff

and jolly spiffing it looks too ... i used the same in the Z4 works well on BMW plastics

 

[Taz]

omg i need therapy, I'm now cleaning the interior

 

[mr.tourette]

after trying a few products with no great results I had read about using tyre dressing and bugger me it works a treat, apply to a cloth and rub into the dash... wait for it to dry and for the 1st time i have a nice shiny dash... didnt have to go out and buy another product either

 

[Amg01]

I use Aerospace 303 protectant, on the interior plastics, rubbers etc great stuff

 

[idej_z4]

For the plastics I use Car Plan back to black works a treat...just don't leave it to dry or its can leave a sticky residue.

 

[mr wilks]

after trying a few products with no great results I had read about using tyre dressing and bugger me it works a treat, apply to a cloth and rub into the dash... wait for it to dry and for the 1st time i have a nice shiny dash... didnt have to go out and buy another product either

Me too , works a treat & lasts ages , for a extra touch just to lose the shininess once its dried & buffed off a wipe over with a 99p spray bottle of "Whizz" leather / vinyl cleaner & leaves a top feel & fine looking finish

 

[buzyg]

I just use Johnson Baby wipes. Work great. I even clean the engine bay with them. Only interior thing that escapes, is the leather, That gets the Autoglym leather care treatment.