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Is pledge still the best thing to use on interior vinyl? What about the non silicone based dressings now anyone use them? And if so how did you like them.
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The lemon pledge that one finds today is not the same and has a reformulation and does not have any wax. It does have silicones and petroleum products in it. It says you can use it on vinyl on the can. I don’t think that it would be good to use it on a classic car dash with vinyl though. I had used it for years with the old style formula, I think with the new product it might be detrimental to the dash and door panels now.This after I spoke with them on the phone, about the lemon pledge.
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I know some on this board may disagree with me but I like Vinylex, by Lexol. It may give a little more shine than you like but it seems to bring out the color more and it has a pleasant smell.Comment
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I like 303 for dash, tires, top and anything exposed to sunlight. Lexol is a great product also and I may try some on seats.Comment
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Kelly, I used Pledge since it came out on the interiors. Also used to use it on my hot rod that had many coats of black lacquer. Boy did it make it shine. Used to have carnuba in it. Heard it doesn't anymore but don't know.
I still use it sometimes on my GMC leather interior. Don't care if you are supposed to or not as I like the smell. The dollar store stuff though is not the same. JohnComment
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John
I think the dollar store {pledge type} is closer to the older style pledge in that it has wax in it. It might not have a strong as lemon smell to it as a real can of pledge.
KellyComment
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Kelly, That's interesting. I will try it. What brand is it? JohnComment
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John
It is in a yellow can at the dollar general store. It is their store brand of pledge. A large can is only a dollar of course.Comment
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Armor All recently introduced a new natural finish, silicone-free combination cleaner and protectant. The non-greasy, residue-free formula is even suitable for steering wheels.
Natural Finish Detailer ProtectantComment
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Have you used that? if so how do you like it?
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