P&S Shape Up Vinyl and Rubber Dressing is a premium, water-based protectant expertly formulated to restore and rejuvenate all types of interior and exterior vinyl, rubber, and plastic surfaces. This professional-grade dressing delivers a deep, natural sheen while leaving surfaces non-greasy and clean to the touch. Infused with advanced UV inhibitors, Shape Up protects against cracking, fading, and premature aging, ensuring long-lasting protection and enhanced appearance.
Key Features
- Professional-Grade Finish: Restores and enhances the natural look of vinyl, rubber, and plastic surfaces.
- Water-Based Formula: Easy to apply, fast-drying, and leaves a non-oily, residue-free finish.
- UV Protection: Advanced UV blockers shield surfaces from harmful solar rays and color fading.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for both interior (dashboards, door panels) and exterior (tires, trim) surfaces.
- Fresh, Clean Scent: Leaves interiors smelling refreshed and pleasant.
Ideal For
- Auto detailers and enthusiast car owners seeking professional results
- Interior dashboards, door panels, armrests, and consoles
- Exterior rubber trims, moldings, weather seals, and tires
- Marine and RV applications on vinyl and rubber
- Regular maintenance or deep restoration detailing jobs
Best Practices
- Surface Preparation: Clean the area thoroughly to remove dust, dirt, and previous dressings for optimal adhesion.
- Application: Spray or pour Shape Up onto a clean applicator or microfiber towel. Wipe evenly onto the desired surface.
- Buffing: Allow a few moments to penetrate, then lightly buff with a dry microfiber towel for a uniform, streak-free sheen.
- Layering: For higher gloss, apply a second coat after initial application is dry.
- Avoid Overspray: Take care to avoid glass or painted surfaces to prevent streaks or smears.
Dilution Ratios
- Ready to Use: Apply undiluted for maximum shine and protection.
- Dilution (1:1): For a more subtle, matte finish, dilute Shape Up with distilled water at a 1:1 ratio.
- Custom Use: Adjust dilution ratios based on desired gloss level; always test on a small area first to ensure compatibility.
