Maniac All Round Tyre and Plastic Protectant Dressing 500ml
Maniac All Round Tyre and Plastic Protectant Dressing 500ml
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Maniac All Round Plastic Protectant Dressing is the ideal internal and external plastic and rubber treatment.
- Suitable for all plastics, both internal and external
- Perfect as a tyre dressing, for the engine bay, dashboard, door cards, vinyl roofs etc.
- Saturates the original color of the treated parts, without polishing them
- Stain resistant: repels water and dirt in general. The treated surface will require less cleaning and will maintain a long-lasting good-as-new appearance.
- Effectively blocks ultraviolet rays (Anti-UV Technology™) which cause discolouration and premature ageing
- Prevents whitening and cracking
- Versatile: it is possible to obtain the desired finish based on the selected dilution.
- Water-based and neutral pH
- Non greasy and non sticky formula
For treating whitened and time-worn external plastics use “All Round Plastic Protectant” neat.
For faded interior plastics in the passenger compartment, dilute the product 1:1
To obtain a natural effect, dilute the product 1:2
To obtain a homogeneous effect, we recommend to dispense the solution directly on a cloth or a microfiber applicator and spread it on the surface to be treated. Finally, wipe it off with a clean and dry microfibre cloth.
The door plastics are among the most “stressed” because it is a surface that often comes into contact with the outside. Furthermore, by allowing us access to the vehicle, it is among the parts that we touch most. Like the dashboard, they suffer the aggression of the sun, which fades them with ultraviolet rays, but also mineral residues caused by raindrops that dry on the surface.
