Car interior protectant....

[beckyboo]

Any thoughts on using ‘Armour all’ for the car interior? I’ve heard mixed reports...

[Rooboy]

Armour all will give a glossy oily coating to the surfaces. You're better off using a product like Einszett Cockpit Premium which will maintain the matt finish of the surfaces.

Car Care Products /
Einszett 1Z /
Interior /
Dash & Trim

/ Cockpit Premium Interior Plastic Cleaner (https://www.carcareproducts.com.au/product/einszett_1z/cockpit_premium_interior_plastic_cleaner)

[ope126]

Any thoughts on using ‘Armour all’ for the car interior? I’ve heard mixed reports...

+1 for Einszett 1Z Cockpit Premium :banana:

I honestly didn't think anyone in their right mind would use Armour All products in 2018, let alone 1988!!!
But it is clear that someone is obviously still buying their products; Home - ARMOR ALL (https://www.armorall.com.au/) :facepalm:

[beckyboo]

Ha this stuff is for sale everywhere! Very glad I asked before I used it ! Thanks guys.... best I get me some Einszett!

[neil]

Just use a damp cloth myself , still looks like new after 10 years.

[Kachingg]

yup +2 for the damp cloth method i just use a damp microfiber cloth works great

[Ozsko]

Yep, damp chamois is all that I use. Anything else you put on will evaporate onto the glass I would think.

[ope126]

Yep, damp chamois is all that I use. Anything else you put on will evaporate onto the glass I would think.

Who uses a Chamois anymore?
Especially in the interior! :facepalm:

[Ozsko]

Me.....

[beckyboo]

And me lol.
A damp chamois works really well! As does a slightly damp micro fibre cloth but the chamois gets any marks off the fabric really well.
Its the ‘protection’ bit - as in UV protection...that makes me think I need to use a product of some sort??

[Kachingg]

And me lol.
A damp chamois works really well! As does a slightly damp micro fibre cloth but the chamois gets any marks off the fabric really well.
Its the ‘protection’ bit - as in UV protection...that makes me think I need to use a product of some sort??



In modern cars i would not bother my old mark 6 is nearly 9 years old and has been outside all its life with just the damp cloth method used on dash its still 100% ok no fading/cracks or other noticeable deterioration

[Ozsko]

I think manufacturing technology surrounding plastics has overcome the ageing problems and cracked dashboards etc are a thing of the past.