Should I use Turtle Wax Interior Protectant on my Car?
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I got a bottle of "Turtle Wax F21 Interior Protectant" for Christmas. It says to use on leather, vinyl, plastic and rubber, to restore shine and protect from UVA and UVB rays.
Heres a link: http://www.turtlewax.com/main.taf?p=2,1,3,4
I believe I had heart from someone on this forum that those interior sprays aren't really that great, and that some can actually damage. Any opinions?
Heres a link: http://www.turtlewax.com/main.taf?p=2,1,3,4
I believe I had heart from someone on this forum that those interior sprays aren't really that great, and that some can actually damage. Any opinions?
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People love to spread rumors. Do you really think a major company that has been making car related products for years and years is going to make a product that will harm your car? Think about it. Use it and enjoy your gift.
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Yea it's good stuff i've always heard good things about it. Definitely won't cause you any problems.
TIP: If you do choose to spray it directly (instead of applying it with a cloth) just be careful it doesn't get on glass. It's just a bitch to get off with its smearing, etc.
TIP: If you do choose to spray it directly (instead of applying it with a cloth) just be careful it doesn't get on glass. It's just a bitch to get off with its smearing, etc.