Forensic Detailing Truth on the Best Interior Dressing

Carpro PERL
Gyeon Preserve
DIY DETAIL Interior Ceramic
303 Aerospace Protectant
Soft99 Luxury Leather (interior dressing)
Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber Care
Koch TS Top Star
Meguiars Ultimate Interior Shine Protectant
Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Graphene Acrylic Inside Job
Carbon Collective Nuovo SiO2 Interior Detailer
Angelwax Enigma Interno

[AutoglymUK]

Hi Jon, you can purchase our dressing in a 5L or 25L version from our website or from your local Autoglym Franchisee. It is called Super Sheen in the Autoglym Professional range, but exactly the same stuff inside. Glad you liked it!

[zustroy]

I hope you address your cough. It's synonymous for your videos by now. I love that you include prices. You're doing a great job, thank you for your videos.

[petersmith]

Living in the UK can we honestly say Jon that UV protection is a massive I've never seen a car with a dashboard danaged by the sun in the UK and I'm 66 and been driving since 1977

The other thing is do you really want a high gloss finish to your dashboard as it is only going to reflect off the windscreen making it impossible to see out the Much better with a matt finish that looks clean.

[andyblake]

You recommended Perl to hurl around my wife’s wheel arches a few weeks ago but I keep finding it more & more useful on exterior trim, fantastic & cheap, now I’ll have a go on the interior. Cheers

[evanhartshorne]

Carpro Perl has been my go-to dressing for a few years now. I use it neat on external plastics and 4/1 on interiors.

[dennisb]

perl has been my go to for years, it's such a versatile product.

[stephenjames]

Really enjoy all your videos Jon. I've been using the autoglym one for about 20 years and find no reason to change. It does every car I do brilliantly and does have the wow factor for me. Only thing I've noticed is the lemony scent seems to disappear quicker than years ago, before you could still smell it in the car the next day. Maybe my sense of smell is not as sensitive as it used to be😂.

[mikek]

Thanks for the video. My favorite is Carpro Perl. Not only is it a great product, but it's incredibly versatile. I use it all around my car both inside and out. Good for interior dressing but also tires and exterior trim as well which increases it's value even more.

I learned years ago that by using an applicator sponge to apply it instead of a rag completely eliminates any spottiness or uneven drying that may occur. Most of the time when there is spottiness with a product it's mostly due to uneven application. People will spray a hand towel or directly onto the surface and apply it from there but the problem with that is a massive difference in weight distribution when doing that. You are left with some areas which received more pressure and more product than others. By using an applicator sponge you eliminate this and gives an equal amount of pressure while spreading. There are mini applicator sponges available that are just perfect for these types of detailing jobs. Use the applicator to evenly apply then buff with a towel.

[DjNikGnashers]

Thanks Jon, I use the Autoglym, mainly because it is a superb product, and I can run down to Halfords and buy more if I need it.
I think ease of availability comes into play too, at least for me it does.
I absolutely love BH products, but I wish I could just go to town and buy them, instead of having to order and then hope my neighbours are in to receive them when I'm at work.

[MarkWaldron-gl]

Hi jon I've used the merguirs and the turtle inside job I've gone back to the autoglym it's the best value for money never fails to do a good job thanks for another top video hope ur cough gets better

[darwincaverly]

Hi John, maybe it's my imagination but the I notice that the Turtle Wax seems to not collect dust as bad, actually seems to repel the dust. It's noticeable and I like it. Thank you.

[markloughtonUK]

Autoglym V&R care is great for putting round the door seals in winter. Stops em stickin 😅

[WolfAbarth]

I quite like the fact that the Turtle Wax has an OE finish.

[mallorca]

Great Review John! Ive got a taxi so i clean it everyday so i was curious which product you thought was the best, its my favorite too: Autoglym rubber dressing! ( ive got the meguires and the carpro perl so i have tried them)…. You can also use the dressing on your black wiper arms! And dont forget autoglym interior shampoo…. The best cleaner for door cards and the steering wheel…. Leaves no film and cleans with little effort! So well done to autoglym! Nicely priced too!

[Calendyr]

John, if you like Megiar's dressing, you might want to try their detailer line's Hyperdressing. It comes in a gallon size but dilutes up to 4:1 so you get 5 gallons of usage product at the highest dilution. That has been my go-to for 11 years now. It's just a great product.

[lilacgrove]

Autoglym sells it in 5Ltrs, but its called Super Sheen

[jezlucas]

Get well soon bud,

Luckily I have 6 bottles of the auto glym on the shelf, I like it

[johnniealbert]

I currently have two interior dressing that I use on my customers vehicles on a regular basis Turtle wax hybrid solution & 303 Aerospace protection.

[Mohn]

John 303 has very good protection to being honst i have my bottle now since 2020 a little bit going a long way.
If you deep clean your interior good with surfex hd and wipe every after with carpro eraser and then apply the 303 its last long by me more then it says on the bottle. for example if its very easy to maintain i just vacum with a stoft brush on my vacum and blow all the dust out with my tornador and if need it with a few sprays in mircrofiber towel of carpro innerQD and quick wipe down my interior is back clean. And i want to remind you john i dont do this every week maybe every 2-3 weeks it depens how dust it getting in my work van but 9.5/10 for my maintains is quick vacum over my seats, dashboard and doorpanels with the tornodor.

[volodymyrshumlianskyi]

Hi John, you're probably right. No matter how much I love Koch, CarPro Perl is more interesting in this category, at least a little more expensive (in Ukraine it’s 2 pounds) and it can be diluted slightly. I use Top Star for plastic and Perl for leather.