[sal329]

What do you like better for the dash and door panels, #40 or OPP?

[Joyriide1113]

I haven't used OPP, but I love #40. It is water based, yet dries hard and alst a long time. Dust barely attracts to it and the cleaners in it clean very well.

I only use a few squirts here and there, and I get the entire interior done. It has a darkening effect, but is not shiney or glossy.

[Denzil]

I wish I could tell you! I haven't tried either of them... yet. I've only used PB's NL up until now but I hope someone can chime in who has used NL and the above dressings.

[budman3]

NL - Natural looking, no cleaning abilities
OPP- slight shine but still very natural looking, slight cleaning sbilities
#40- more shine, more cleaning ability than above

All of them are water based and are good products. I only use one of the 3 on my details, you can't go wrong. I think the OPP comes out to be the cheapest per gallon, but don't quote me on that.

[pirex]

I love OPP

[HAN]

Can't speak about # 40, but I absolutely love OPP on my car. The new version has slightly more shine (and a better scent) than the last version, FYI.

Pete

[Denzil]

Originally Posted by budman3

NL - Natural looking, no cleaning abilities
OPP- slight shine but still very natural looking, slight cleaning sbilities
#40- more shine, more cleaning ability than above

All of them are water based and are good products. I only use one of the 3 on my details, you can't go wrong. I think the OPP comes out to be the cheapest per gallon, but don't quote me on that.

Thanks a ton for this response budman! This gives me more reason to try them out for myself. Thanks again buddy!

[Cooter]

I really like OPP, Silk Shine and BF Interior Protectant.

OPP smells great now. Old formula-stanky!
OD Silk Shine smells insanely good.
BF Int Pro looks awesome. Matte and no smell at all.

[slanguage]

what's OD?

[Denzil]

Obsessive Detail I believe.