I tried this product for the first time this weekend. Description on bottle: Perfect 10 helps penetrate and restore dull or dried vinyl, leather, and rubber to their original beauty and luster. Applies a tough protective shield that guards against oxidation, pollutants, and ultra-violet rays that can harden, crack and rot the material. Concentrated. The consistency is very thick, almost like gelatin. The recommended dilution ratios are straight or 1:1 for wiping with an applicator, or 2:1 for spraying. It also says to allow product to sit for 15 minutes before buffing off. Cost: $21.95 per gallon I have a 1995 Toyota Corolla with a vinyl dash that has not been dressed or protected with anything for at least 10 years and has never been garaged. I have kept the interior clean, but had yet to find a product that would bring any life back to the vinyl. So I took the Perfect 10, diluted it 1:1 and applied it generously to the dash, as well as the vinyl portions or the doors, and center console. I let it sit for about 25 minutes and then buffed it off with a Costco Microfiber. I had also applied a little to the steering wheel, and once I buffed it, I sprayed SGS onto a clean MF and wiped it down. The steering wheel looks much better and does not have a slippery feel to it. The difference it made the dash was incredible. It restored life back into what was an extremely dull and damaged dash. It left a very nice matte shine, with no greasy residue, and essentially made the dash look brand new, but not overly shiny like other products. I will definitely be using this product in the future when I am detailing any older vehicles that have dried or cracked vinyl interiors. Excellent product! I will post an after picture of the dash later today or tomorrow.
hey thanks a lot for this write up. i cant wait to see the before and after pics. i have been wondering about this product for a while. the only reason i didn't try it when i placed my MS order was b/c i had just purchased 303 aerospace.
