The stuff worked great on the vinyl, plastic, and speedometer area. It brought back the texture in the vinyl and the lustre in the plastic. This stuff is definitely worth the $4.50 I spent.

Matt

 

Matt:

I am glad your car's interior looks great now.

But,,,
and I am not posting this to make you feel bad or anything, but I recommend you switch to a different brand as the solvents in Armor All, can take out some of the plastisizers your cars' interior needs.

Use a spray with a better solvent, "2001" and "STP Son of a Gun" (I know silly name), they have a solvent base (water if memory serves) that is much easier on your plastisizers.
There are a couple of others too, but those two, I remember for sure, are safe to use.


Fred...

 

i always use black magic, with the silicone in it. It shines for so much longer, and really makes the interior look good. The only thing that sucks is when you put it on the doors it has kind of a greasy feel when your resting your arm on the door panel.

 

I use Vinylex. The Armorall will remove the texture from your vinyl after extensive use.

 

Vinylex exclusively on my dash, doors and their Leather Preservative works great on seats

 

will the vinylex leave a greasy residue a la armor all? i like the restorative features of armor all, but it's just too damn oily to use on the doors.

 

Does that stuff have the same bad stuff that "Ultra Shine" has.
I just bought a bottle but have not used it...I guess I could use it on my wife's car if it's no good.