$4.99 at Autozone, 16 oz. Black bottle.

What it does: for quick dusting of interior rubber, vinyl, plastics.




It's really quite nice. If you do accidentally spray some on the glass, it doesn't smear. Of course you have to clean the glass, but unlike some oily dressings this doesn't make that a real PITA.

It leaves a nice finish--which is not much of one at all. Just clean, new looking plastic. This isn't for people that like shine, and really, this isn't meant to replace a regular protectant like 303 aerospace protectant (which gives a more satin look to plastics, but protects it from the sun, etc). However, this is great for quick jobs and cleaning the center stack. It doesn't smear, so if you get some on the radio display it won't give it an oily look.

It is great for door jambs, it works good on the painted surface, and great on the rubber (although as winter approaches, a oily dressing like armor all would be a bit better on them).

I very much like it. I, however, didn't find it very good on my leather steering wheel.


Oh, I'll have better pictures tomorrow when the sun is out.

 

Nice. Aren't you not supposed to put that crap where it shouldn't be slippery? Looks good though. I think most stuff come with UV protection these days. I use Mother's because I like the smell.

 

Yes, but, it doesn't really give much of a finish, so it's fine. I sometimes condition my steering wheel. h:

 

Quik Interior Detailer is the fastest way to clean and shine all interior surfaces. Use it every time you wash or Quik Detail your paint to give your interior that "just detailed" look. In just minutes, your entire interior can look sharp and smell fresh. Quickly and easily maintains the look and feel of interior plastics, vinyl, leather, rubber, metal and even audio/video equipment. The safe, high lubricity formula lifts off dust, ashes, dirt, grime, spills and fingerprints without build-up. And, unlike traditional protectants that leave an artificial greasy feeling, Quik Interior Detailer leaves your interior surfaces looking natural and revitalized.


NXT Generation™ Tech Protect A specially engineered high concentration of ESPs blend with patented antiozonants to clean, condition, and protect all vinyl, rubber, and plastic surfaces in the car interior. The best all-in-one protectant on the market today, NXT Generation Tech Protect delivers protection, durability and shine for car interiors. For best results apply with a High Tech Applicator Pad and remove any excess product with an Ultra Plush Super Terry or Supreme Shine Microfiber.

I use the NXT version, not sure what the difference is sans marketing.

 

My guess is that the NXT is oil based, and the quick detailer is water based. The quick detailer meant to be more of a "cleaner" than a true "protectant."

If you look at the bottle of tech protectant it will state it has petroleum distillates. OMG petroleum distillates. Well boo hoo they're everywhere, and they aren't as bad as what people make them out to seem.

However the QD doesn't state this. They're different products. I know this because I've used both The NXT gives a shine, the QD gives....nothing.








This was my dash with 303:


This was with some really....not so nice...Mothers Protectant:

 

Is that stoner spray? I had like 20 cans of that. I sprayed my tires and rubber mats with that h:

 

That is invisible glass

 

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