CARPROPERL Plastic & Rubber Protectant - [Plastic, Engine, Rubber, Leather] - Concentrated Tire Dressing, Water Based UV Protection, Satin Finish - 1 Liter (34oz)

Very good product. Dilute to use interior. Nice sheen. Not a glossy finish.

I’ve been using carpro Perl for years in my detail business. I dilute it 7:1 for interiors and it leaves a factory finish. I use it occasionally on tires 2:1 and they look great. There’s other dressings that will leave a similar appearance but carpro has uv inhibitors in it and a small bottle with the appropriate dilutions lasts a long time.

Great product makes interior look new and lasts . Makes allot of product when diluted.

I just got this product the other day and I used it without diluting it to get it going right away and I have never seen results this great before with other tire shine brands. Gave it a super wet look. It does not smell and it dried quickly and only took a small portion to get this result. I only used about a quarter size for 3 out of the 4 wheels. When I got to the last wheel the applicator was moist enough that I didn’t need to apply more.Seen videos about the various diluted options and can’t wait to try 1:1 which will be close to applying it directly from the bottle. Also, this thing lasts much longer than other brands that I use.So far I really love Carpro products. Reset is my favorite neutral pH shampoo and the Perl are both rockstar products.

I loce the ability to dilute this product myself to get the desired strength for whatever the application is. I primarily use this to coat interior plastic and my floor matts. It offers a slight shine but definitely makes the floor matts look rejuvenated. It is not slippery as many other products or greasy either.

This is the best product I have used , a little goes a long way. Becareful not to let it drip on your windows as it gets a bit greasy and hard to remove without soap and water. My Bronco panels will last forever

This is how it all started:Me: Hey Joe, what's up?Joe: I just finished the 7th coat of wax on my car and then I used this new stuff called PERL on the black plastic trim pieces and my tires. This stuff is great!Me: It's like Armor All or something?Joe: Heck no! It's nothing like Armor All. This stuff gets your trim pieces and tires looking black without giving them a shiny, "wet" look. I hate the "wet" look. This has a real nice satin finish to it. And best of all, it doesn't leave a greasy film when you're done. Slide your finger across the tire and look what's on your finger....NOTHING! No greasy film! I love it. But you have to be careful with this stuff, don't go hog wild when you apply it and get it on your paint because it can leave streaks on the paint...they come off but it's just extra work cleaning up. The bottle has recommendations for how much to dilute it depending on whether you're using it on tires, plastic trim or leather, but I just used it at it's full power for everything. I bought a small applicator sponge to apply it. I just put a little on the sponge and start wiping....a little goes a long way. And it beads water, too!Me: Um, OK.Joe: It's great, I tell you! blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah<This goes on for about 15 minutes. Joe talks about this product some more, talks about work, and tells me how wonderful and beautiful his wife and two kids are....>Me: Guess I should pick some up then.Joe: Yeah man!I pulled out my phone and bought a bottle on the spot.

I've been looking for an all purpose UV protector and this is it. Works on everything. Plastic, leather, headlights, rubber, tires, engine covers, gaskets, metal, you name it. It's not greasy at all and has no smell. If you stick you nose right up to it, it smells like bananas. For a liter this will last me many years. I have a little spray bottle and found 1:1.5 dilution works great on everything.