Interior detailing that doesn’t attract dust

Looking to shine up my interior some but don’t wanna use anything that will attract dust, any recommendations?

 

McKees Fast Interior Detailer.

 

Does it have a shine to it?

 

303 Aerospace...not the newer car formula that’s in most auto part stores.
They say it’s the same but I call BS because it doesn’t seem to hold up the same.

I’ve used that stuff forever, no crazy shine, just protects and makes the surface look like brand new. Doesn’t seem to attract dust.

 

No shine. But it does change the surface slightly. Hard to describe. It's like it makes the surface satin-y and dust resistant.

 

Looking for something with a small amount of shine. I like shine. Shine says clean imo

 

303 gives a bit of a wet appearance. If you're someone that doesn't like ANY reflection of the dash up onto the windshield, 303 probably isn't a good choice.

But if you want "wet" and mild shine... 303 is nice stuff.

 

Meguire's supreme shine. Its available at Wally world and smells great with a nice shine. Under 5 bucks , it cleans and protects.

 

Wolfgang Cockpit Trim Sealant, does have a little bit of shine. Great protection, it is pricey but a little will go a long way and will hold up for months. One bottle is enough for many applications. Catch it on an Autogeek or Autopia sale.

 

I get zero shine from cockpit trim sealant. Literally nothing. I've wondered it it's simply a re-labeled scotch guard? They say it can even be used on fabric, leather, plastic, etc.

I don't doubt that it seals surfaces, but in my experience, it just didn't seem to do much of anything.

How are you using it?

 

Mainly use for protection, it does make it easy to clean, any dust wipes right off. It's not very shiny but you can tell an applied section from unapplied, black plastic is blacker. Feels and works better than 303.

 

I tried it, not impressed at all. I traded a big bottle away for something else a while back.

 

That is what I use as well, you can get in a spray form or moist paper wipe.

 

I've been happy with 303 and Megs Natural Finish. But lately I've been trying something else on my Tacoma and Fusion. Wipe down with ONR (mixed to quick detailer) and finish with the rag I used with P&S Bead Maker since it still has product on the rag. It is anti-static, dust doesn't collect, leaves a mild shine, works on every surface except carpet and leather, plus has UV protection. This method is just for maintenance, if there is indepth cleaning needed thats a whole different story!

 

I use Meguiares supreme shine high gloss with scotch guard. Does not attract dust in my opinion.
I am going to get a bottle of 303 but never seen it at my walmart.

 

Auto parts stores usually carry 303.

 

Putting a paint sealant on interior plastics is a new one! Cool that it works.

 

Supreme shine seemed a little bit sticky to me.

 

I'll have to give the WG cockpit another try.

 

It is labeled as a "sealant", but I don't think of it as a traditional sealant. I personally don't see the 4 months of protection some claim. I use it more as a drying aid and a finish for quick detailing.