Dashboard Polish & Leather Protectant
Non-oily dashboard polish for a clean, dry finish on plastics, trims and tyres, and a leather protectant for seats and steering wheels.
Why non-oily matters inside a car
A dashboard dressing should restore the colour of faded plastic without leaving a greasy film that shows fingerprints or reflects on the windscreen. That is what a non-oily formula is for.
- Drubber dashboard and tyre polish — non-oily, long-lasting and pleasant smelling, for dashboards, door trims and also tyres.
- Leather Protect — a non-oily protectant that keeps leather supple without a greasy feel.
How to polish a car dashboard
Clean the dashboard first with a diluted all-purpose cleaner so the polish is not sealing dust in. Apply a small amount to a microfiber cloth, work it into the surface in sections, and buff off the excess with a dry cloth. Keep polish off the steering wheel rim, pedals and screens.
For leather, clean first, then apply Leather Protect thinly and let it absorb. Both steps belong to a full car interior care routine.
Will dashboard polish cause glare?
A glossy, oily polish can. A non-oily product such as Drubber leaves a dry finish that is far less likely to reflect onto the windscreen.
How often should I apply leather protectant?
Every few weeks for seats in daily use, more often in hot weather or where the sun reaches them.