I did a search for this but got nothing, so I'll ask this way. I just went through the interiors of both our cars (S80, V70) with a Lexol Value Kit that includes leather cleaner, a separate conditioner and a treatment for vinyl, rubber, etc. The darn vinyl stuff leaves a shiney finish that I really don't care for. Does anybody have a favorite vinyl treatment that leaves a flat finish??? I would really rather the finish on my interior stuff was flat.

Thanks for any help you can offer on this.

Fred

 

WOW, can't believe it. Nobody has a favorite vinyl treatment they'd suggest?

 

Danase Nu Look will do an excellent job and leave a non-greasy new look finish instead of a nasty greasy finish.

 

For that original factory 'flat finish' result, you can't go wrong with:

Einszett Cockpit Premium

http://www.einszett.co.uk/products_e...r-exterior.htm

 

Agreed, we also carry 1z Cockpit and it is also an awesome product!

 

I personally love and always use NuVinyl. It goes on very easily, has a semi luster when going on, but once it has been applied correctly and "dries", it does not leave a shiny, "sticky" or "oily" residue at all. I have used both the spray and the regular liquid with excellent results each time. The best way I have found to apply the product is to get a new wax applicator pad (the cotton, circular ones), spray a little product onto the pad, squeeze the pad to absorb the product, then apply the pad onto whatever surface you are looking to clean or restore. Go over the surface a few times until the product has bene spread out evenly. It dries rather quickly. You don't need a lot of the product on the pad, as too much will over saturate the area you are restoring.

http://nufinish.com/products.html

Most stores carry it, including Grocery Stores, Auto Parts Stores, major retailers, etc...

I have had nothing but good results withNuVinyl and have been using it for years in many vehicles I have owned, both past & present. I've tried many other products in the past and they all have that shiny look after using them (which produces glare on the windshield) and they all seem to leave some sort of oily residue behind, which is nasty.