Does this make car vinyl shiny? I just want a product that cleans and leaves the original matte finish.
1336065
It does not make car vinyl shiny. Quite the opposite; if you leave it on the vinyl surface too long, it may leave a white, faded look. It's a great multi purpose cleaner.
1336066
No, it doesn't. However, you need to spray and wipe right away as if it dries it may look shiny.
1336067
Sorry buy I purchased this product for the carpeting in my car and it works fine for that...I can't say what it would do on the vinyl...I would just try it in an inconspicuous area first as a test....
29797
Not this product. This is used for a quick clean on the dash board area. I like it because it leaves a Matt finish not that high gloss like other products spray on swipe of that easy. For leather I recommend mothers "reflections" leather care. All the reflections care products I would highly recommend
2000869
Theoretically it works on any glossy paint, like cars, whether metal or plastic. However, I was not able to get my dents out because the glue was not strong enough to hold under the pressure of being pulled up when the handle is turned. A broom stick worked for me like wonders (dent was on the hood).
1558567
I saw an ad that says it rejuvenates old faded finishes so I would guess that it should spruce up your oxidized hood. Not sure that it would be perfect, though. I use it for polishing/shining my car. I use the color stick that comes with it to touch up occasional scratches. My car is fairly new. The shine that it gives my car is wonderful.
526589
I used Griot Garage and so far so as good. Just quick clean your car and than apply this on and you will get sexy shine on the car. Hope this helps.
1049152
No, it's completely matte with a very very slight texture. You'd have to get a sealant to make it shiny.
482360
I've never tried it on synthetics; good question. However, I really like 'Vinylex' by Lexol for viniyl and plastic [for example, works the best for car interiors, etc.].
1919904
Yes. It provides a shiny gloss after it has dried. I used it on a model rocket 4 months ago and it's still shiny.
1039994
I don't know what kind of finish you have on your car but I would soak it in plain water and use a paper towel. These clothes really scrub and might ruin your finish depending on the condition. The thing about bird poo is to get it off quickly!!!
311611
Doesn't really look like it. Just buy Armor All Trim and Plastic Restorer. Restores plastic, vinyl, and rubber trim. Helps prevent fading, discoloration and oxidation. Helps prevent damage caused by UV Rays. With a detailer or wax, applicator, and Microfiber towel, you should be set. Or buy the complete kit, some should work. I once detailed our show car with our Armor All vinyl protectant by mistake and it really looked good. Won best of show. Hope this helped.
1616272
more of a gloss finish. brings brilliant shine back to all vinyl materials.
647142
not 100% sure on this, but what i can tell you is that its a pretty good product! i have a 1991 conversion van with a fiberglass roof. never been detailed before. after washing it, i applied this wax as directed and used a white cloth to remove. MAN, the gunk that came off. i couldnt believe it, with the minimum of effort. hand buffed, no machine. i used about half a bottle for it, so it goes a long way too. doesnt remove surface scratches like a clay bar, but it removes road grime like a champ. pretty much any meguiars products i have used worked well, so good luck. the price cant be beat either.
1249530
I only ever used it on the dash, trim, and doors. My seats are fabric, so I just use a vacuum for them. I use it for my center console too, which is just plastic, and it also works well. I just use an extra rag to get rid of any dampness on the plastic console. The vinyl siding on my doors is different than that of the dash and it seems to still work great. It makes my car look like it's still brand new. One thing to take into counsiderstion is, even the most minor misses when using the wipes will be noticed once it dries. Good luck!
1249531
I only ever used it on the dash, trim, and doors. My seats are fabric, so I just use a vacuum for them. I use it for my center console too, which is just plastic, and it also works well. I just use an extra rag to get rid of any dampness on the plastic console.The vinyl siding on my doors is different than that of the dash and it seems to still work great. It makes my car look like it's still brand new. One thing to take into counsiderstion is, even the most minor misses when using the wipes will be noticed once it dries.Good luck!
1904942
I used it to remove paint rubbed onto the car from a minor bump in a parking lot. With a lot of elbow grease, it worked for that without damaging the paint. I don't think it adds shine, but I suppose it will make the car shinier if whatever you're removing had made it dull. Maybe the VW dealer was removing something that was impeding the shine.
1539216
All silhouette vinyl comes off super clean and easy. Granted, it sticks in super tight, but it is not "sticky". If that sentence can make sense :). There is no tackiness to the back of the vinyl. It comes off clean.
407090
I don't know because I did not test it on my headliner. I think it's mainly for cloth upholstery, but am not sure. I would Google "how to clean vinyl headline in a car". Good luck.