Chemical Guys TVD_201_16 Vintage Dressing Review

Works great. On clean furniture, it deepens the color and makes it look better than new without a greasy or excessive shine. As a result, the details appear high-quality instead of oily and reflective. It also darkens tires well without causing a sugary sheen or oil splatter everywhere.

This is a good product that makes my truck look 6 years younger (14ft F150) BUT the lightest rain will wash away the product and the plastic of your car remains in its original form. it was raining acid. It looks amazing, but I wish the Chemical Guys would consider the shelf life of their product. The good news is that even the tiniest drizzle washes away, which means pollution washes away easily.

Chemical Guys natural shine works well on black exterior plastic surfaces. I have used this product on front bumper covers, mirror housings and door handles. Watch as a small amount of discoloration returns to the front. May need another application for that very thirsty black plastic. No greasy look or feel after application. I am very happy with my purchase.

Easy to apply with sponge wax applicator. goes evenly. you need very little. dries to a beautiful shine. your tires look like new. Your tires don't look like they're covered in petroleum jelly. If you want less shine, simply wipe with a microfiber cloth after drying. it doesn't get any better. Durability is unknown but it's so easy to do. no matter ! To attempt . you will like it .

I used to always use natural Meguiar Gloss. Wanted to try something new that also makes the dashboard look natural instead of shiny and oily. I bought this and a 303 based on the reviews and did a comparison on the inside but after applying I couldn't tell the difference between the two. the CG performed better on me on the outer rubber and trim, the 303 wanted to leave streaks and washed out almost completely in the rain. I'm sticking with chemical paints for the interior and exterior of my…

Great product! Not a bit greasy. Not too matte, not too shiny, just right. I just used Chemical Guys Inner Clean for a very matte finish on the dash. It does have some UV protection, but further testing found that it offered minimal protection. I decided it was better for me to have more protection, especially for the summer. I found a link to a "gloss scale" for all Chemical Guys sunscreens on their website, which ranks them from 0 to 10, with 10 being the highest shine. Natural Shine got a 4…

This product is ideal for use in the interior of your car. I'm a big fan of Chemical Guys products in general because I think they're absolutely a step above anything you can buy at your average auto or large department store. I first tried the VRP but found it too wet for the interior but perfect for the exterior like tires and fairing. Natural Shine makes your interior look like it was on the first day you bought your car. Clean, no dust but not too wet or shiny where it looks fake or made…

So I tried it on the trim in the trunk first just to make sure it wasn't shiny, greasy or whatever. When I first put it on I hated it. 100% hated. It felt shiny, greasy, etc. However, there are a few things to watch out for: If you watch their YouTube video on this product, you can see that they use 3 coin-sized patches of microfiber for the entire door panel. , top down. This stuff goes a long way and you can keep polishing it. So I did the same. After applying it to the entire dash or dash or

I've used a lot of Chemical Guys products and in general I think their products are several orders of magnitude higher than mass market products. I've tried it on some forgotten rubber products that had nothing to do with cars. I found the first 5 uses to absorb quickly leaving a dry, flat surface. Again, it was almost DEAD rubber. I kept wondering if the rubber could just break because it's come so far and because it's soaked up so much of the stuff. the tires are far enough. In any case, the…