What are some ways of protecting the interior plastic?

[font=Comic Sans MS:d2fea72123]Hi Hyo. The 303 Protectant I recommended will not shine, that's the idea - just a deep, rich look. I think your idea of applying a permenant shine with a clear coat is the only way you'll get what you want. All spray/rub on products will dull eventually, though you might try a high-gloss wax.

If you decide to spray, may I suggest removing the parts and spraying them out of the car and in a dust-free environment. The dash pops apart fairly easily (lots of threads on here describing how) and then you couldn't overspray other parts. You might even consider taking the plastic to an auto-body shop and have them clear-coat spray them. I imagine they have a bit more advanced products than Krylon.[/font:d2fea72123]

 

Tried the 303 today. Easy application. I think the secret to no streaks is to keep the (I used microfiber) towel folded up flat. The best thing is that it looks great! Will tell you later about the anti-static properties as I usually have trouble keeping dust off the dash.
Have any of you used it on the tires?

Juan

 

[font=Comic Sans MS:32e184222c]YES! When I took the wheels off to put on the mudflaps (they got 303'd too) I treated both sides. [/font:32e184222c]