Glossify Interior Dash & Trim Dressing

Dashboards fade from the top down. UV through the windscreen bleaches the grain, the plastic goes chalky and grey, and no amount of vacuuming helps because it is the colour that has gone, not the dirt. Glossify is an interior dressing that puts the depth back into dashboards, door cards and vinyl trim, and leaves an anti-static film behind so the dust that does settle is easier to shift next time.

Why it works

• Wipe-on, buff-off dressing — the gloss level is set by how hard you buff it back, not by how much you put on
• Kellean describe the finish as anti-static, which is what stops dust resettling as quickly
• Restores colour depth on faded plastics, vinyl and door cards rather than just cleaning them
• Goes onto the applicator rather than the panel, so nothing mists onto the glass or the screen
• Build a second coat for high gloss, or wipe it back harder for a factory satin
• Two sizes — 500ml for a car detailed now and then, 1L for weekly use or a valeting round

When to use it

Last job in the interior, after the vacuum, the all purpose cleaner and the glass. Dashboard top, door cards, centre console surrounds, the plastic around the instrument binnacle and vinyl door pulls. Anything you grip — wheel, gear knob, pedals — gets left alone. See the rest of our Plastics & Trim range for the cleaning step that comes first.

Specification

Straight from us

The whole trick with a dressing is restraint. A light coat properly buffed looks like new plastic; a heavy coat looks like a taxi and picks up every fingerprint. We spray it onto the pad, do one panel at a time, and buff it back with a dry microfibre before it has any chance to go tacky.

What it won't do

It won't repair plastic that has gone porous or crazed — a dressing masks fading, it doesn't reverse cracking. It also isn't a cleaner: lift the grime with an all purpose cleaner first, or you seal it under the gloss.

Frequently asked questions

Is Glossify greasy or sticky?
No — applied thinly to an applicator and buffed back, Kellean Glossify dries to a clean, dry-touch gloss. A tacky finish means too much product went on, not that it is the wrong product.

Can I use Glossify on my steering wheel?
No. Keep any interior dressing off steering wheels, gear knobs and pedals — it reduces grip on exactly the surfaces you hold.

How long does the finish last?
Kellean Chemicals don't publish a durability figure. Treat it as a top-up product and reapply when the plastics start looking dry again, usually at the next interior clean.

Does Glossify actually stop dust settling?
It reduces it. The anti-static finish means less charge to attract dust, so the dash needs wiping less often — but no dressing stops dust altogether.

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