Meguiars protectants

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Has anyone tried the Meguiars Ultimate Protectant Spray? I have an old bottle of Gold Class Vinyl/Rubber Protectant and it doesn`t look like they make it anymore. Does the Ultimate have that nice leathery smell?
 
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I tried it and don't like it and in fact still have a nearly full bottle left. It's too thick and goes on greasy and streaky. Difficult to get a nice shine because of that. I use Megiuar's Natural Shine on my dash and outside vinyl and it gives a nice natural shine that goes on easy without using a lot of product.
 
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Originally Posted By: azjake
I tried it and don't like it and in fact still have a nearly full bottle left. It's too thick and goes on greasy and streaky. Difficult to get a nice shine because of that. I use Megiuar's Natural Shine on my dash and outside vinyl and it gives a nice natural shine that goes on easy without using a lot of product.


+1 on the Natural Shine. Good stuff. Makes surfaces look richer.
 
Originally Posted By: azjake
I tried it and don't like it and in fact still have a nearly full bottle left. It's too thick and goes on greasy and streaky. Difficult to get a nice shine because of that. I use Megiuar's Natural Shine on my dash and outside vinyl and it gives a nice natural shine that goes on easy without using a lot of product.


Did you wipe off the excess with a second towel? I haven't used this particular one, but that's part of the directions for a lot of protectants. A second wipe usually tones down the shine and removes any extra product that doesn't get absorbed.
 
Originally Posted By: asiancivicmaniac
Originally Posted By: azjake
I tried it and don't like it and in fact still have a nearly full bottle left. It's too thick and goes on greasy and streaky. Difficult to get a nice shine because of that. I use Megiuar's Natural Shine on my dash and outside vinyl and it gives a nice natural shine that goes on easy without using a lot of product.


Did you wipe off the excess with a second towel? I haven't used this particular one, but that's part of the directions for a lot of protectants. A second wipe usually tones down the shine and removes any extra product that doesn't get absorbed.


I tried working it in but again because it's so thick it just sits on top and never penetrates the surface. That's the beauty of Natural Shine, it goes on smooth and penetrates for a nice low gloss.
 
Originally Posted By: Bgallagher
great leather smell.


I`ll have to give this stuff a try! I hate the interior protectants that smell like jolly ranchers or something.
 
Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm
Originally Posted By: Bgallagher
great leather smell.


I`ll have to give this stuff a try! I hate the interior protectants that smell like jolly ranchers or something.


It is the closeest thing I ever used that replicates the smell of leather. Not offensive and nice addition to a satin cleaner. I know a lot of local AZs are starting to carry the mirror glaze line (105/205, M26 M7 and M39 and M40.) I'd stick to the 40. 39 is for very very dirty dashes and vinyl
 
I've been using Meguiar's supreme shine protectant and I really like it. It give my dash a deep shine, but its not greasy. It seems to hold up for several weeks too.
 
I like the quik interior detailer. It's not greasy at all and covers great. I'll do that once in a while and use a damp mf for the weekly wipe down.
 
Originally Posted By: subiedriver
I've been using Meguiar's supreme shine protectant and I really like it. It give my dash a deep shine, but its not greasy. It seems to hold up for several weeks too.


I bought the wipes last week for about $4 and used one wipe on my Jag's tan vinyl dash and love the results. Clean, non-greasy and UV protected.
 
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