Special - Adam's In and Out Spray Buy 3 get 1 Free
 

Hey all those who want to stock up on Adam's In and Out Spray now's the time.

Buy 3 get 1 free!

Limited time offer - will end on 12/11/2010 or while supplies last.

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3 Pack Adam's In and Out Spray and Get 1 Free

Limited time offer - will end on 12/11/2010 or while supplies last.

ITS FINALLY BACK!! After 2 years we've finally been able to bring back our extremely popular In & Out Spray. Watch your faded and dull trim go from boring to brilliant with a single treatment of one of our all time best selling products.


If you've been a long time Adam's customer then you know how sorely In & Out has been missed. You also know that we've been working tirelessly to bring it back to market in a reformulated VOC compliant form... we'll we've finally done it and its better than ever!!

Still an aerosol spray, still dry to the touch within moments, and still capable of restoring your faded and dull plastic, rubber, and vinyl trim to like new condition with just a single spray. Use this amazing product on all the hardest to reach areas, like A/C vents, wiper cowls, grills, and even under the hood to dress your engine compartment.

In & Out Spray also wipes easily and cleanly away from surfaces like glass and paint so theres no need to stress about overspray getting into areas you don't want. One swipe of a plush microfiber towel and the overspray residue is gone!! Theres never been an easier way to dress your trim and In & Out Spray - 110% guaranteed to impress you every time you use it.

Before
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After
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Can you, or would you use this stuff on the dashboard? Are there any long term effects, drying out, fading, etc?
Assuming of course the plastic is not already faded like the picture above

yes Adam's Polishes states you can use it on the interior trim.

Thanks. I know they said trim, but I am talking about the padded foam (or whatever it is) not the plastic trim pieces. I guess no one has done this

you don't want to use it on foam.

Thanks :tup: Any suggestions then, is the cloth interior stuff the way to go then?

You can try Sonax Upholstery and Carpet Cleaner

Thanks

Crash, maybe you should post a picture of what you call foam, because I have the feeling you two are talking about different things...

I am talking about the actual dashboard itself, the padded part that makes up the majority of the dash

Take a look at what Phil has specially for this purpose: Plastic/Vinyl Care

That's what I thought, so you don't need fabric cleaner for that. :)

:tup:

I can STRONGLY recommend the 303 Aerospace Protectant, very good stuff!

Thanks allot, I'll check it out