Renew Protect Permanent Ceramic-Hybrid Protectant for Interiors, 100% Color Restorer, Coated Leather, Vinyl, Sticky Dash Repair, Low-Glare, UV Block, Dry-Seal-Safe | Interior Protection | Dash

Solved my 2010 Sienna “sticky” dash issue. The plasticizers were terrible. Very easy to use, especially with the hints from other reviews. Definitely do in the shade , on a cool day , and pre-clean the dash. Used foam applicator on first coat, and blue pad on subsequent coats. Did 3 coats in two days; half the bottle is left.Seems to be a clear, water based product.Again, great product and great seller!Time will tell if this is a long term (1 year) solution to the sticky dash issue.

To some of the 1-star folks: Methinks you did not prepare the tire correctly or apply it correctly. I have used MANY tire dressings & coatings over the years, and this is one of the better ones. Sure, it dries HARD - it's supposed to do that! To the person who said their "tire turned brown" - NO, it did not TURN brown. The tire was not completely clean when you applied the product. Only apply a "permanent" style coating like this one if your tire is COMPLETELY CLEAN & dry.The reason I gave "ease of use" only 4 stars is that you need to tape off or otherwise protect your rims. You don't want this on there, as it will dry & leave a mark on the rim. So MAKE SURE this goes ONLY onto your TIRE.Put it on my tire about a month ago, and no dirt has accumulated on the tires. Road dust and brake dust, of course, because there is no product that protects 100% against THAT. But this keeps the dirt at a minimum.Highly recommended!

I used this to coat the spare tire on the back of my Ford EcoSport that can't be covered without covering the backup camera. It was very easy to apply with no mess. The applicator sponge needs to just be rinsed out afterwards. It looks great. I cannot say much about longevity because of the recent application, but I can already tell it will last a lot longer than traditional tire dressings. It has been through a 2 days of rain without any degradation of the appearance at all. Also, it does not rub off. I have coated the 4 other tires and they look great as well. I recommend this product.

Great product, would highly recommend it. RP-11 works great on all finishes and works awesome on glass. Recently applied it to my glass shower doors and worked very good on that. Very happy with this product and I have been experimenting with other items around the house. I have some faded patio furniture that I used this on and it worked great. I have tried other products on the patio furniture that weren't successful. If you have a use for these type of products you won't be disappointed if you decide to purchase them. You can apply these products with a buffer but I did all of my work by hand and it came out nice. Apply and work the product in with a microfiber towel and buff out with a separate clean microfiber towel, works great. See attached pictures of car, glass, motorcycle and before and after of patio furniture.

Some reviews state that they had terrible streaking issues with their application of Satn. Granted this stuff is much easier to apply on textured plastics but I figured out a way to get great results with smooth plastics as well.I installed aftermarket fender flares on my 2010 Toyota Tundra. I opted not to paint them and keep the matte plastic finish on them to match the rest of my trim. Only problem was the plastic didn't look so great after a summer in the sun. Which brought me to this product.When I first applied Satn it dried really fast on that aged plastic. So this is what I did and it worked great!1) Clean surfaces thoroughly and use tack clothe to pick up any debris left on surface. Tack clothe is a must! I just used an all-purpose cleaner.2) Apply 3 to 4 wet coats allowings 5 mins to dry before additional coats. A little goes a long way. So apply it to sponge sparingly at first to get a feel for it. Make surface completely wet without any runs, moving quickly but not missing any spots. You can even mask of the area to prevent getting on paint and be able to get it on much quicker. No matter how well you did this some streaking is going to happen.3) After you have enough coats on so it looks all uniform, no "dry spots", you can stop that application method.4) Now get your application sponge and drop 4 or 5 heavey drops on it in different areas on sponge.5) Take the sponge and pat it directly up and down, don't drop it down on surface and move it as you are going up or it will leave little streaks. Basically start forming little bubbles without runs. Do it all over the surface methodically. Wait for it to dry and repeat process if the streaking hasn't gone away.It worked great for me! I have been in the automotive reconditioning business since I was a kid and this method just seemed like it would work and I am happy with the results. Hope this helps someone. It's a really great product. Now just need to see how long it lasts.