Ceramic Vinyl & Rubber Protectant

[@joevanseeters2873]

Another great product up added to the Griot's Ceramic line! Looking forward to trying this one out on my prized possession. Griot's is still one of my favorite detailing companies. I've been using Richard's products since he started the company! Great customer service also and just great people altogether! They have the best microfiber products on the market in my opinion. Better than the other big boys out there selling microfibers. They are just so well manufactured and they last a long time with proper care using a quality microfiber detergent.

[@CatRichardBojangles]

What’s the difference between this and ceramic trim restore? Besides the restoration factor. I’ve been dressing interiors with ceramic trim restorer but this looks like a better option.

[@GriotsGarage]

Both Ceramic Vinyl and Rubber dressing and Ceramic trim restorer will help with a rich satin sheen and protect with a long lasting Sio2 protection. The main differences are going to be Ceramic Vinyl and Rubber dressing- is easier to spread and apply on interior surfaces such as textured dash panels, you can use this for interior and exterior however is not going to be as long lasting on the exterior as Ceramic trim restorer. Ceramic Trim restorer- Is going to be better on older faded trim bringing it back to OEM finish as well as imparting some ceramic protection. This will also be longer lasting on exterior plastic and rubber trim. You can use this on the interior dash panels as well, however due to its gel consistency it can be a little difficult on textured dash panels.

[@klasseact6663]

It's self leveling but it's shown being leveled 😂