[Scottyz]

Has anybody done this?
If so how were the results?
I’m looking to do something like this to help keep my interior plastics protected and easy to clean. My kids get in and out of the car and more often then not a shoe scrubs the door panel leaving a dirty scuff. Looking to try something like this for those reasons.
Anyone?

[KirkH]

Originally Posted by Scottyz

Has anybody done this?
If so how were the results?
I’m looking to do something like this to help keep my interior plastics protected and easy to clean. My kids get in and out of the car and more often then not a shoe scrubs the door panel leaving a dirty scuff. Looking to try something like this for those reasons.
Anyone?

I have tried Chemical Guys Carbon Flex C9 for Trim and it is outstanding, but expensive.

https://www.chemicalguys.com/carbon-...im/WAC228.html

I'm not sure coating will stop the scuff, because the scuff is dirt on the surface, but it will make it easier to clean.

[SnakeEyeSS]

I wonder if PPF would look decent on the textured trim. Maybe the self adhesive strips, supposed to remove with no reside I believe.

[Glen e]

I used some xpel door sill PPF on the center console on my 13SS, it never looked that good because it was so apparent that it was plastic. Doesn’t Carpro have some ceramic stuff for plastic trim?

Cquartz Dlux

[Scottyz]

Originally Posted by KirkH

I have tried Chemical Guys Carbon Flex C9 for Trim and it is outstanding, but expensive.

https://www.chemicalguys.com/carbon-...im/WAC228.html

I'm not sure coating will stop the scuff, because the scuff is dirt on the surface, but it will make it easier to clean.

Yes I’m mainly looking for ease of cleanup on textured surfaces. And a nice appearance and some protection of course.