Lots of vinyl and plastic parts on cars get the same treatment as interior panels, they are slathered with greasy looking silicone based protectants as a dressing. I hate to be the bearer of bad news for the manufacturers who make these products, but paint and chrome should really be the only parts on a car that are shiny.

Einszett Vinyl-Rubber Care and Protectant is great because it is water based, leaves a matte finish, and evens out plastics, rubber, and vinyl while giving it a UV protective coating. I use this on all fender wells, exterior plastics like plastic bumper coatings, and some engine bay pieces. It leaves a great non greasy and factory restored finish, leaving those parts to stand out by blending in.

Simply use one of our GP CCS Applicators, I'd recommend the red pad, and spray the product directly to the pad. Then with broad even strokes, apply Vinyl Rubber Care do any plastic and vinyl area. Do this process to the entire interior where applicable. Then follow with a clean microfiber towel and give the panels a final wipe down to reveal a clean, crisp, satin look. A great example in form and function.