My Blackfire Interior Protectant Micro-engineered Review- Manufacturer- Blackfire ( CMA) Cost $13.95 Container- 16oz sprayer Highlights *Helps protect leather & vinyl surfaces from fading *cracking, & premature fading. *Contains ultra-violet inhibitors *Long Lasting. water resistant, satin finish *non greasy, ph-balanced formula Directions- 1. Spray to lightly wet the surface. 2. Spread evenly with a sponge or m/f pad. 3. Allow 1 or 2 minutes for protectant to penetrate (leather surfaces only) 4. Wipe dry with a clean cotton terry or mf cloth. *Warning* Do not use on pedals, grips, steering wheels, or cycle seating where slipperiness may be hazardous. Do not use on suede like leather. I vacuumed out my car thursday morning at work and then proceeded to use this on all the vinyl surfaces. I would give it a half spray onto a m/f applicator pad and then did the top half of the dash. One of the very first things I noticed is , this product has literally no smell. I mean none whatsoever. Like you're spraying a bottle of Aquafina. I did the passenger side of the dashboard and then wiped it down with a clean mf towel. Then did the door panels and went around to the other side of the car. Initially i was unimpressed with the look. Looked like i just dusted and that was all. Well a day later i'm on the way home and my dash really gets my attention. The look is like that of when I took delivery of the car. Very clean look. Satiny feel. No greasy feeling whatsoever. Then a word popped in my head- Beyond Matte. The product reminds me a little of Meg's QID but no smell. Overall, after what I thought was an initial let down , really turned out to be a pleasant suprize. No greasy residue. Dries to a nice satiny smooth finish. I'd buy it again and would recommend it to anyone that likes a nice satin/matte finish. Happy 4th of July Happy Detailing!!! Heath:thud:
