Interior protection??

Owner of a 23 tundra pro looking for ideas for interior protection for the plastic on the doors

 

I use Starbrite marine vinyl protectant inside and out on plastics. Pricey, but I like the scent.

 

I use 303 on plastics, inside and out

 

303 Aerospace. Marine stores carry it, as well as Amazon.

https://www.westmarine.com/303-prod...ation-aerospace-protectant--32oz.-151881.html

 

Another vote for 303 here. Great product.

 

Can 303 be used on the leather dash in a 1794? I looked online and it says not to use on unfinished leather (suade) but I wonder if there is a better product just for the dash?

 

I use Lexol on leather and 303 on everything else.

 

For any leather surface...I use Chamberlains Leather products

 

I just wish Lexol smelled better. I'm sure there are other great products out there, but Toyota/Lexus use to say to use that in older models.

 

Good suggestion. I wonder how Lexol would work on the ventilated leather seats in the 1794?? Would it plug the small vent holes that allow the cool air to flow through?

 

It hasn't on my Platinum yet.

 

Best protector I’ve ever used. I have used it on my boat, cars, trucks, motorcycle, outdoor furniture. Nice finish and strong UV protection.

 

Great product, but they don't recommend use on leather. They do say it works on plastics, however I read on this forum that we should NOT put it on the headlights???

 

Do not put it on headlights.

 

I’ve used 303 in the past. Very good product.

even better is Diydetail ceramic interior coating. Wipe down with a panel prep, apply coating. Regular wash the interior with a “rinsless” product.

 

I only use a good quality microfiber towel lightly damp with water. I have all my windows done with ceramic tint to protect me and my interior from the UV rays