Cleaning interior plastics

[excursion]

What do you chaps use on the interior plastics?

I don't want to use back to black or other silicone products as they make it look shiney and cheap.

Mark

[kiwi_mtm]

i have the same question. Also something that will take the light grim off too.

[JJRS4]

damp cloth with little dishwshing liquid then rinse with wet cloth then QUICKLY dry it off.

[romario]

I use Zymol's Clear product, in a very weak solution applied with a cloth. Then after that has dried and plastics been in the sun at least 15 minutes I use Zymol Vinyl which you must apply in modest amounts or the car's plastics will go too shiny for my tastes. Once finished I the pass a damp cloth over the treated plastics again. Sounds OTT but in practice the products are so good you don't do it best often.
I use www.vertar.com in the UK to supply Zymol, or buy loads in one shot and get it delivered to a local USA address if I'm across the pond.

[Golich]

Armoral or something like that. I doesn't leave the dash too shiney. Like that horrible back to black or cockpit shine. It's just the right amount of polish. Not sure if it has silicone, but it works a treat on most things rubber etc. I don't put it on glass. Although I'm not sure what it would do? I've used if for years on cars and motorbike plastics. Halfords sell it.

[Bushy]

Meguiars Natural Shine, one coat gives it showroom finish, a second gives the shine if you want it

http://www.extremecarcare.co.uk/meguiars.asp?cat=cint

[excursion]

Cheers guys

[Bushy]

better send you a free bottle mate seeing as the probelms I have had with brake discs

[excursion]

Yeah what is happening?