- What surfaces can I use it on?
- It is made for vinyl, rubber and plastic interior surfaces such as dashboards, door panels, consoles and trim. It is not a fabric or leather cleaner.
- Does it leave a shiny finish?
- Yes, it leaves a satin sheen. Buff with a dry cloth to tone it down, or apply lightly if you want a closer-to-matte look.
- How is it different from a ceramic interior detailer?
- Ceramic-style dressings usually dry matte and resist dust better. Armor All Original is a traditional protectant that cleans and shines in one step but can feel slicker.
- Will it stop my dashboard from cracking?
- Its UV blockers help slow fading and cracking from sun exposure, but no protectant reverses existing cracks or replaces parking in shade.
- How should I apply it?
- Spray onto a cloth or directly on the surface, spread evenly, then wipe off the excess. Avoid overspray on glass, pedals and steering wheels.
- Is it safe on clear plastic and screens?
- Keep it off clear plastic, gauges and touchscreens, where it can smear or leave a film. Use a dedicated screen cleaner there.
- Where is the Armor All Protectant, Original Protectant Car Interior Cleaner with UV Protection to Fight Cracking Fading, Oz cheapest?
- At Blain's Farm & Fleet, for $11.99, 27% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Armor All Protectant, Original Protectant Car Interior Cleaner with UV Protection to Fight Cracking Fading, Oz?
- Buyers like: Highly rated.
- Where can I buy the Armor All Protectant, Original Protectant Car Interior Cleaner with UV Protection to Fight Cracking Fading, Oz?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Target, Blain's Farm & Fleet, NAPA, Lowe's.