A few years a go I had some interior car polish that you sprayed on to a rag/duster, then just wiped your dashboard/leather/pvc or plastic panels with it, left it to dry for a bout 10 Min's, and ended up with one hell of a satin shiny dashboard etc.

Anyone have any idea what it's called, I lost the stuff when I moved

Btw it's very tacky when first applied, hence the drying period.

Just as an after thought, I think Mandy might want some for her boots

nope my boots are suede

is it this:

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_217718_langId_-1_CarSelectorCatalogId__CarSelectorGroupId__varient__categoryId_33952_crumb_33958-33974-31524_parentcategoryrn_33952

Description:

Fresh shine from Turtle Wax combines a fast action cockpit shine with a long lasting air freshener. The cockpit spray instantly restores all interior plastic, rubber and vinyl surfaces to original pristine condition. At the same time the slow release fragrence technology steadily adds a light refreshing fragrence that will keep the interior of your car smelling great for up to 8 days.

Thank you SB, I forgot all about this post, but apparently it's something called Autoglym Vinyl & Rubber Care.

Again many thanks for your efforts they are really appreciated

P.S Mandy, you sure you have nothing that needs polishing

Wonder if it will work on my gimp suit, it needs a bit of a clean.

Best stuff ever is 'Mel' - do an excellent array for trip polish and exteria wax.
Expensive tho...
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I think youll find the name of the product was called Cockpit shine
i used to use it myself.
However the autoglym stuff is also very good