I found a couple threads on this but they were a few years old, so I wanted to get a fresh perspective.
Is there a reason not to use VRT on the interior door panels (plastic)? Or should I stick to Leather Conditioner?
VRT is water repellent, so I'm thinking when it rains and you open your doors the water should bead off and not leave any streaks like the Leather Conditioner could.
On the other hand, Leather Conditioner has a higher SPF factor and should protect the plastics better.
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I found a couple threads on this but they were a few years old, so I wanted to get a fresh perspective.
Is there a reason not to use VRT on the interior door panels (plastic)? Or should I stick to Leather Conditioner?
VRT is water repellent, so I'm thinking when it rains and you open your doors the water should bead off and not leave any streaks like the Leather Conditioner could.
On the other hand, Leather Conditioner has a higher SPF factor and should protect the plastics better.
Thanks for your help.
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