How To Make An Interior Dressing - Trick With Interior Detailing!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2017
- SCOTT WITH DALLAS PAINT CORRECTION & AUTO DETAILING IN PLANO TEXAS SHOWS HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN INTERIOR DRESSING AND PROTECTANT
www.dallaspaintcorrection.com
Products Used:
Chemical Guys TVD_107_16 V.R.P. Vinyl, Rubber and Plastic Non-Greasy Dry-to-the-Touch Long Lasting Super Shine Dressing for Tires, Trim and More (16 Oz) - amzn.to/3aJkeGX - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Best down to earth car detailer ! Love you channel!
thank you Terence...what a kind thing to say..much love my friend:)
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing will this work to dress leather dashboards ? Or what can I use on leather dashboards and seats
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Can "Maguiars Endurance tire gel" be used for the same ?
If so , will one have to do the dilution in the same ratio as shown here ?
I did this naturally last year, funny coming across this. I just do a full 16 oz VRP bottle and 16 oz distilled water in a 32 oz Zep bottle.
Not only are you a champion for sharing all your knowledge in your detailing world, but the way you deliver your fantastic videos is hilarious. Your a great fella with a great attitude. Total respect to you Scott 👍👌✌🤝👀😎😂
I just love your money saving tips Scott...you are the MAN
I did this recently with chemical guys silk shine water based dressing. Alot to a little, probably 5:1. 6:1. OMG so perfect. Way better than VRP for interior. Silk shine is amazing!
You're awesome Scott, one of a kind. Thanks for being you and sharing your knowledge.
Duuude your a freakin genius! Love it
Thank you for your sage-like advice Scott! I think I'll just buy the Meguiars Hyper dressing, but it's nice to know that there are alternatives. I plan on starting my own mobile detailing business around spring next year and your tips are great, keep it up!
You can tell you are knowledgeable but also take great pride in your craft. Thank you for teaching me so much. I have a 2010 BMW 328i and it outshine is the 2019 in my parking lot at work
great video Scott, look forward to the up and coming tips and tricks
Scott too funny "nobody likes stuff in their crack" you crack me up! Thanks for all of your great videos.
I’m so glad I found this. I was playing around with VRP and noticed it’s a little difficult to work with on interiors, and a little too shiny. This is an awesome tip man, thank you.
Hey Scot you are the man! You are a godsend fo my Detailing business! Great videos and very informative as well! Keep doing your thang man!😎
Scott. Finally got my hands on two bottles of VRP and did the 4 "squirts" in a 32 oz spray bottle. Eyeballing it, I'm guessing I made a 15:1 solution. Anyway, topped off with distilled water and went into giving my interior trip a touch up. So far, I like it...it has good wetting action across a few different types of surfaces and I noticed that it dried rather quickly - not sure if the solution absorbed into the plastics or just evaporated off. Weird since I live in Florida and it's very humid tonight and I was surprised a liquid evaporated kind of quick. Anyway, once dried, I did not see a shine, but more of a clean surface. I use Meguiar's Interior Cleaner or Griot's Interior Cleaner and this 15:1 solution of VRP behaves similar to those interior cleaners without the "cleaning" abilities since VRP is a dressing, not a cleaner. So my surfaces were rather matte with no noticeable shine/gloss. But the question is: would a 15:1 solution provide a benefit to them plastics? I'm tempted to play with a 5:1 solution or even 10:1 solution of VRP. So far, I like it. I like the idea of using this VRP solution after Griot's Interior Cleaner once in a while.
Hmm, I might have just absorbed into the plastic
You are right Scott!! All about you choose! Keep it up! 👍🏻👍🏻
"Nobody likes anything inside their crack" Scott -- 2017
LMFAO!
Looks really fantastic Scott!
Thanks for the great input. Brother, love your videos...keep up the great work...
Great trick Scott, I am Glued to your Videos. Bless You Pal.
Thx for givin us the game💯
Thanks for the helpful tips!!! enjoying the videos
BTW I like how you start a vid even if its soooo long you always try to reach to your audience which is great to me I never comment to any of my subscribed channels Thank you for your advise it helps!
Meguair’s Hyperdressing and Chemical Guys VRP are so versatile with your tips - for exterior tire dressing and when diluted for dressing the interior.
Once again Scott your the man!
I think he is Rays lost brother from everybody loves Raymond 😜
Thanks Scott, just got a gallon and thought it was like lotion, wth, I figured dilution was key, you the man
Hey Scott,
Thanks for the wonderful and very practical tip. I have a question.
Can "Maguiars Endurance tire gel" be used for the same ?
If so , will one have to follow the same dilution ratio as shown here in this video?
Great tip thanks Scott.
Thanks for the tip. I just purchased a bottle of VRP. I don't like greasy interior products. I quit using Armor All years ago and have just used a damp microfiber towel on my interiors.
Another good tip. An enthusiasts with only one car can go full strength V.R.P. for the first application. Then maintain the vehicle weekly with diluted V.R.P.
This trick changed my life !!!
Scott I thank you for the tips alarm something new
Great Thanks Scott I will be doing that cause I like vrp
I had to stop and compose myself from the laughter induced at 4:21 :) Again a great tip in this upload. Love it! Think I'll be giving Magiuars tyre dresser a shot at some point. Cheers.
did i do something silly at 4:21?..after i upload the video i typically never watch them again
You said, "Nobody likes anything inside their crack, right?" :D
I think you even managed to giggle inside yourself, haha! Just a little humour out of the blue.
I really love these thinking outside the box uploads of how you can really stretch your products, really handy tips to pass on.
I know this is a silly question, but I might as well ask. I always use a microfibre towel to wipe the panel etc, exterior and interior. How about a face flannel?
This would only be in a desperate measure if I haven't got anymore microfibre towels which are clean and ready to use. Many thanks.
Goof to know Scott I often wondered if it was possible to do that with chemical guys VRP I will give it a try thanks Scott 👍
Brilliant idea! Thanks!!!
Hey Scott, love your videos! I bought a gallon of VRP so no squirt bottle. What kind of ratio do you think would work best with this?
You’re a genius, Scott. I was just on Amazon looking at hyper dressing, VRP, and CG silk shine wondering what would be the best bang for my buck. You’ve solidified the confidence I have in my VRP purchase.
Smart idea!!! Super cheap and readily available!!!
I been doing this for a while and it works great
Awesome tip Scott
It's ok to love a man you don't know yeah?? You're a beautiful man Scott and a huge inspiration.
well i will say it!...i love you man:)
Hi Scott,
Thank for the video and great tip. I'm currently using Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer, which I used all over the interior of the car, including my navigation and other lcd screens. It's safe for those applications. Would you say that diluted VRP would be comparable to Meguiars QID? Would it be safe to use on navigations screens? I like the idea of having a tire dressing and interior detail all from the same product, plus use the VRP on all the black plastic around the bottom of my SUV as well.
scott using hyper dressing is much easier than v r p specially on tires but since i have them both i tried both on same vehicle on diffrent tires v r p is a big winner i guess as a durability stand point and if i dilute the vrp like you show no question its a clear winner i love mequire but i guess hyper dressing is useless waste of money thanks for the video
Hey scott, I wish you do a vid about DA polisher, polishing curved edges of the car, I always damage some edges , I always think if its should be done by hand I cant afford to buy high quality and safe DA polisher like meguairs or chemical guys I only use mikata 6 speed polisher haha
This man is a genius
Good tip Scott.Greetings from Miami
Awesome idea! Use the hyperdressing approach!
And no I do not like stuff in my crack!
Hi Scott , l have a 2016 Chevy Colorado the touch screen has a type of clear coating and it's striping off . What can l do remove this coating to make the screen look new again .
VERY good information
Scott, I see that the mixture is safe on the fabric on the door panel correct ? How long does the shine and protection last ?
i swear YT knows my brain...only thing im needing in my arsenal is a spray dressing, only have poor boys natural look dressing and CG tire & trim, both are the gel version, no spray version of dressing, its time to test with the distilled water.. good vid Scott ! I saw your last touch for inside the car, im wondering, can you use that as a engine bay dressing aswell?
awesome channel u have
hey scott i need compressed air for my mobile van what size tank should i get it
I use VRP 1:1 in spray bottle for off road lugged side wall tires. Works well diluted. Rubber floor mats were a bad idea tho. 😀
good video buddy good info
Scott do have you tried OPTIMUM TIRE GEL?
Best detailer
Since this is water based is it safe for an engine bay instead of hyper dressing? Thank you in advance
Love it thx
Hey Scott I'm just a car enthusiast , I heard Armor All changed their formula a couple of years ago, and it's now water based. Is it still junk ?
Thanks amillion ✊🏾
Have you ever tried ap formulaters liquid leather?
great tip thx
AWESOME AWESOME
Hey Scott quick question .. I used to work for an auto wash and we used to combine degreaser and armor all together in a bottle to make an all-in-one cleaner protectant . That was 15 years ago now , would you still recommend doing that to save time ? If so what would you use ? Thanks -Mike , PA
No
What about meguiars all season dressing cut with water.
Can you use this on leather?
Can I use it on other color interior besides black? Like brown or grey?
Question for you. I had some sunscreen on and my elbows ground that in on the door handle and the center padded place between the seats. It's a black vinyl interior and I haven't been able to get rid of the stain. Any ideas?
Dave Dunham chemical guys nonsense
Can we spray this all over on engine bays like hyper dressing and just let it dry on its own? Can we use this on tires and plastics still when diluted?
Apparently you can. Luke Wilson from Wilson's auto detailing TH-cam channel does exactly this, 5:1 and let's it dry.
Scott, you can also do this with chemical guys NEW CAR shine, and that stuff is only 18 bucks a gallon.
YES!...new car shine is water based..you control how much gloss you want by how much product you put into your 32oz bottle of distilled water...great question..hope that helps my friend and try to think outside the box with all your products as well:)..much love my friend
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing my new car shine says " rich in silicone" or similar. It's the v102 o high shine. Can it be water base & contain silicone ? Please shed some light if you can. It does smell nice but I'm not wanting the silicone ...
I will try this with my opti-bond!
ken falasca great idea . I was just going to type that
What are your thoughts on Chemical Guys Silk Dressing? That is what i use for tires and exterior black trim.
i have never tried it...im sure it works great but i will get my hands on some and check it out:)
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing i heard silk shine dressing is good its more of a satin finsh like you want good video buddy
At 5.37 Spray it on the windows too i love it
I have some scratches on the interior door panel of my 2015 Tacoma. I think I made them by reaching for the door handle with the keys in my hand. They are not super deep, but they're very noticeable. Can you do a video showing how to remove them (if it's possible to remove them). I'd send you a photo, but TH-cam doesn't support file attachments to comments.
If the door panel is kind of plastic, use the heat gun with a little bit far distance with left to right motion
Any good for leather seats??
When I use Meguiars apc on plastic it has like a white residue on the plastic that looks streaky. What am I doing wrongg??
Di Walk what type of water did you use, also you have diluted too much
Having trouble completely mixing the VRP with distilled water. Still have chunks of VRP in the bottle. Pretty sure my bottle was clean so dunno what to do.
Check that, false alarm. Let it sit and shook the piss out of it and it worked good.
"Nobody likes anything inside their crack" lol! (Sorry) great video as always!
I absolutely love Chemical guys products, I know there are maybe too many of them, but as an amateur detailer, I find these products achieve amazing results, I am more than happy with them, I used to use petroleum based tyre dressing, it gives good results but collects dirt and is awful to try to remove, thank you Scott for introducing me to VRP, from my favourite brand Chemical Guys, I watched your other video about tyre dressing, in which you featured VRP, now I only use this method for dressing my tyres, an amazing glossy result, the tyres really pop !, also they are easier to clean and re dress, I have binned off my petroleum dressing now, it's either VRP or Tyre and Trim Gel, also by Chemical Guys, all the way for me, thanks again Scott, you've made my world better !! x.
much love Katie and thank you for your kind words...love having you on the channel:)
so about 3 ish oz of VRP into the water?....
Scott, I have a brand new truck with leather, what do you recommend for protection on the retail side??
Scott Vallie My two cents: Meguiars or Lexol. My local chevy car dealership sells Lexol. I like Meguiars. I use it in my new Impala. Be sure to spot test first. Ive never seen Meguiars fade anything but damaged leather steering wheel in a 00 GMC Sierra but its better safe than sorry. Be sure to wipe down the access product to prevent you slipping and sliding on your seats.
thanks
What can you use that's safe for a truck dash that's been Hydro dipped in camo
Synthetic spray wax
dilution of the solution would also dilute it's protective property from UV from claimed manufacturer standards.How to negate the effects of dilution on original properties? probably it would be a compromise of one property of the product to gain another!
perhaps that is true but can you answer me a few questions...what type of uv protection is within the bottle when used straight and how long does it last?...and how often should you apply the product if used straight for maximum benefit?...i would love to hear your answer:)
That exactly was my point ! when products claim they protect from UV, we don't know how much and for how long they last, as we don't have a scale with which we measure it! most of us trust what the manufacturer claims the product will do and so when we dilute it without a base scale we wouldn't know what we are altering regards' protective' function.Please share in your experience if you had come across some method of assessing the UV protection capabilities between various products.
My moms 16 suburban has leather panels on the side would this be good for it?
yes...VRP from chemical guys can be used on modern day coated leather within the car..much love Patrick and happy thanksgiving:)
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing okay thanks. I have VRP but I didn’t want to use it on interior because I wasn’t sure so I’ve been using the synthetic xpress on customers interior. But thank you for the tips your videos are super good!! And happy thanksgiving to you too
why don't you ever use dashboard or interior cleaners/protectants?
Is trim & tire gel the same as the old M-38 Megs
capworld he has several videos using interior cleaners. He’s just saying you can use one product for multiple use but to each their own.
Looks like I know what I'll
Be doing today ..
its a cool trick Nick and just play with how much you place in the water and find that sweet spot for you...start with two or three squirts and see if you like the look and if not just apply more in the bottle...years ago like an idiot i ran out of hyper dressing and i tried this trick and i was very surprised:)
Why is distilled water important with other chemicals? I have a water softener system in my home. Does soft water with the minerals removed work as well as distilled water? Is there a difference? Might be good topic for a video. Thanks!
Steve Greer De-ionized or distilled water contain the least amount of minerals, and minerals will not allow the product to bond properly and could leave visual residue.
Water softening to work involves an exchange of ions. You mainly exchange sodium (from the salt pellets to add a few times a month) with calcium carbonate. So at the end you do not get "pure water" with softened water. But distilled is pure water and is best for diluting chemicals.
Ok to use on leather arm rest on door panel?
yes sir:)
I know this video is really old but vrp is absolutely dilutable
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whats your opinion on 303 Aerospace?
It's a good product, it's my choice for interior UV protection & rubber seal protection.
And you can get it at Walmart.
I was wondering the same thing Scott, is 303 good for dressing up engine bays.
Is also fine, 303 is waterbased so non flamable. It also doesn't leave alot of shine behind, so it's good for maintaining new engine bays :)
Trent Hallmark, thanks
Trent Hallmark, thanks
? you said it can't be diluted... Proceeds to dilute it...???
Sometimes i hate living in canada, i have no access to any products no company ships to my stupid location
I stopped using anything on my panels and dash in 2010 except for a brush, a mild water based cleaner, and a microfiber cloth. Never been happier and my interior has never looked better without having that overhyped dressed look.
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You can dilute VRP tho......