quick question about in and out spray

[swirlparanoid]

i noticed on the online store that in & out spray says it restores the faded plastic etc. this may be a dumb question but does it also protect the plastic as well? or would vrt be a better choice for protection

[Chris@Adams]

i noticed on the online store that in & out spray says it restores the faded plastic etc. this may be a dumb question but does it also protect the plastic as well? or would vrt be a better choice for protection

 

I think that the protection would be about the same,(IMHO) the advantage of using In & Out Spray is you can get into tight places that you can't reach with SVRT and sponge. Both are GREAT products!

[crowvet]

I think that the protection would be about the same,(IMHO) the advantage of using In & Out Spray is you can get into tight places that you can't reach with SVRT and sponge. Both are GREAT products!

Yep,:iagree:With Chris.

[IowaEmt1991]

I also agree

[Vincenzo]

So is in and out spray water resistant like super VRT?

[Team Adam's]

i noticed on the online store that in & out spray says it restores the faded plastic etc. this may be a dumb question but does it also protect the plastic as well? or would vrt be a better choice for protection

 

In all cases if you can apply VRT its going to be the better option. It will last longer, protect better, etc. In & Out is intended to be used in areas where its difficult or impossible to spread a dressing.

 

Honeycomb grills, corrugated hoses, tight spots under the hood, A/C vents, or any other spot where its not feasible to jam an applicator with VRT on it.

 

I recommend applying VRT to all the areas you can first, anything that you find is too hard to reach simply take your In & Out and spray. If I'm dressing trim and plastics I'll typically have both with me and just use each as needed until everything has been treated.