What do you use to keep the vinyl pliable in your Charger?

[odcics2]

?  without any long term effects ?  thanks!

[Ghoste]

I use the MeGuiars vinyl conditioner or whatever they call it.  So far it seems to work.

[myk]

Hmmm....excellent topic. It's been over a year since I had my interior redone and I'm sure my vinyl needs nourishment...

[fy469rtse]

Ghoste , he meant on his vinyl not personal use 
I use the same seems to work Myk , also on the car

[Ghoste]

What?  Its dual purpose.

[fy469rtse]

its good for us older guys lol, if it softens up 40 + vinyl it cant hurt , 
Myk either maguires or mothers work well ,

[Bob T]

I use Johnson and Johnson baby oil, have done for years since an upholstery guy gave me the tip, it doesn't rot stitching, is cheap as chips and its not a whole lot of nasty chemicals fighting each other and leaving a sloppy discolouring goo on your trim and seats.
Give it a try.

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

303 Aerospace Protectant for me  

[Dino]

My vinyl hasn't been pliable since 1985.   

[myk]

Lol, you people...   

[bill440rt]

I started using Mother's VLR a little while ago, I really like it. Not to greasy or shiny. Natural looking vinyl protectant.
I was using some Black Magic Protectant for a short while, hated it. Very slippery, shiny, & greasy. Garbage. (Clear minds, people. Clear minds.) 

For tops, try RaggTopp. Excellent stuff! I haven't seen it in stores around here, just swap meets & online ordering.

[Ghoste]

303 Aerospace Protectant for me  

I've heard great things about that stuff.  Where did you buy it Chris?

[Back N Black]

i use Autoglym, great product.

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

303 Aerospace Protectant for me 

I've heard great things about that stuff.  Where did you buy it Chris?

LOL I have bought it online from resellers such as Autogeek.net

But recently I won it! 

[odcics2]

 

[johnnycharger]

Surf City Garage leather reguvinator

[twodko]

No John, were talkin' about upholstery and such.

Jeez, does Julie know you posted this? If she finds out, you're toast.

[johnnycharger]

Lol Tom! It's great stuff! 

[twodko]

Does O'Reilly's or Napa carry Voodoo products? I'd like to try it.

[johnnycharger]

Does O'Reilly's or Napa carry Voodoo products? I'd like to try it.

Im not sure but I know Pep Boys and Wal-Mart have it.

[twodko]

Perfect.

[Calif240]

I spoke to a professional upholstery guy and he said the only thing he recommends is Lexol and he uses it on all of his stuff. They have a special formula for Vinyl (I think it's called Vinylex) versus Leather and you need to be sure you use the correct one, as Vinyl is synthetic while leather "breathes" and absorbs moisture differently. That being said, I have both and they work excellently. His recommended process was to be sure to clean the areas with a damp rag and get any dirt out before ever applying any chemical cleaner/protectant. Hope this helps...

Terry

[twodko]

I've never heard of Lexol but def going to research it.

[ODZKing]

I use a Meguiars product that I can't remember the name of at the moment. It is think like a gel and purple.  The other reason I like it is it smells like grape.  I think it is "Endurance".   
Anyway, it makes everything thing shine including hoses under the hood and lasts a long time.
Great stuff!