Plastic parts

The dashboard, door panels, and center console are exposed to sunlight and UV radiation practically every day. Without regular care, plastic will fade over time, lose its elasticity, and begin to "shrink" – either becoming shiny or dull – both of which are signs of material aging that you can slow down with the right combination of cleaning and impregnation.

Cleaning plastics

The foundation is always thorough degreasing of the surface – removing dust, fingerprints, and old layers of silicone pastes that become sticky over time and attract dirt. A high-quality plastic cleanermust be able to handle grease and dried stains while not damaging the material's structure or leaving streaks.

Impregnating plastics

After cleaning, it's time for impregnation and protection. Modern products contain UV filtersthat slow down fading and cracking of the plastic and offer either a satin/matte effect (a natural look without a "wet" shine) or a richer, glossy finish – choose based on your preferred style. Protection usually lasts for several weeks to months, depending on sun exposure.

Interior detailers

For a quick refresh between deep cleans, reach for an interior spray detailer– just spray and wipe with a microfiber cloth, without water and without delay. Ideal for regular maintenance and before selling your car.

How often should you treat interior plastics?

Cleaningis sufficient approximately once every 4–6 weeks, and impregnationabout once every 1–3 months, depending on the intensity of sunlight.