That greyish, dried-out plastic eaten away by the sun is a sorry sight, above all on the dashboard and on the areas that take the sun head-on all summer. The Protectant and Shine from Motorrevive, in the 500 ml format and with a lemon scent, brings the colour of the interior plastics, rubber and vinyl back to life, and gives the car back the dignity it lost years ago. The finish is glossy yet completely dry to the touch, with none of the greasy film you get from a cheap car wash. That matters inside the car more than anywhere else, because a greasy dashboard traps dust by the next day, keeps fingerprints when touched and can cause annoying reflections in the windscreen when the sun comes in head-on. Its advanced formula based on siloxane polymers and zero solvents acts as an anti-UV shield that stops fading and cracking in its tracks. In other words, it does not just improve the look today: it slows the deterioration that turns a dark dashboard into a grey, cracked surface after a few years parked in the sun. There is one basic rule for applying it: do not spray wildly, so the glass does not get marked and no product ends up where it should not. Spray the product onto a clean, dry microfibre cloth and rub it gently over the surface to be treated, section by section. If the plastic is badly dried out, that is no problem: repeat the operation as many times as needed, until it stops drinking in the product and shines as it should. On heavily weathered surfaces the first pass is absorbed almost entirely, so a second one is worth doing. And that is it, an interior like new.
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