Does this stuff provide any UV protection? I am currently using Meg's Gold Class Vinyl/Rubber Protectant and love it..i was just wanting to know if i could double hyperdressing's use and use it to protect my plastic trim. Thanks

 

It does have UV inhibitors.

 

Not only that, but the hyper dressing looks absolutely awesome!!

 

Love That Stuff....

 

i did a search and found some pretty good info on hyperdressing vs. endurance...with eagle 1 tire swipes endurance does a great job with 2 coats 10 min apart..i cant see anything beating that for me...really glossy...i think im gonna go ahead and order it...thanks for all the help guys

 

Also do you guys ever dilute even more and use it on your interior dash? i thought that might be a good look as well....??

 

I have two bottles one with a 1:1 mix for tires and wheel wells and the other has a 4:1 mix for interior use. I've been using this mix for the last couple of months and like the results, it gives a nice matte finish and I find that it attracts less dust than Quick Interior Detailer does.

 

My experience with it has been that it still attracts some dust as it's more of a product that sits on top of the vinyl (interior) rather than soaking down and in to it. QID will do the same but, on much less of a level because it will tend to evaporate and leave behind it's protection contents.

 

I haven't noticed Quick Interior Detailer attracting any dust since I've been using it.

 

Nor have I. QID is my chem of choice for the interior.