Car Dashboard Polish Spray 100ml – Deep Shine & UV Protection for Car Interior

Indian sun kills dashboards.

Park outside for a summer in Vadodara, Delhi or Chennai and your dashboard takes hours of direct UV every single day. The plastic dries out, the colour goes chalky grey, and eventually it cracks. By then it's a replacement job, not a cleaning job.

Stufx Labs Car Dashboard Polish cleans off the dust film, brings back the original deep black, and leaves a UV-protective layer on top.

Clean. Shine. Protect.

• Removes dust, grime and that grey haze from faded plastic
• Restores deep original shine — rich, not plasticky
• UV protective layer helps guard against sun fading
• Non-greasy finish — no oily film, no glare
• Dust-repellent — surfaces stay cleaner between cleans
• Long-lasting — holds up between weekend washes
• Plant-based, non-toxic formula

Works across the cabin

Dashboard · Door Panels · Centre Console · Plastic Trims · Rubber Seals & Beading · Leatherette Seats

One bottle for the whole interior instead of a separate product per surface.

Do not apply to: the steering wheel, gear knob, handbrake, pedals, or any surface you grip or press. A polish makes these slippery. Also avoid the instrument cluster lens and the inside of the windscreen.

Questions people ask

Will it leave my dashboard greasy or shiny enough to reflect in the windscreen? No, if applied correctly. It's a non-greasy formula that absorbs rather than sitting on the surface. Buff off any excess in step four — over-application is what causes windscreen glare on any dashboard product.

Can I use it on the steering wheel? No. Never apply polish to the steering wheel, gear knob or pedals. It makes them slippery and that's a real driving hazard.

Does it work on faded, sun-damaged plastic? It restores colour and shine to plastic that's gone dull or chalky. Plastic that has already cracked from UV can't be repaired by any spray — this prevents that from happening to the rest.

Is it safe on leatherette and fabric seats? Safe on leatherette and vinyl. Not intended for fabric or cloth seats — those need an upholstery cleaner.

How long does the shine last? Typically 2–3 weeks on a car parked outdoors, longer if parked in covered parking.

How often should I use it? Once a month is enough for most cars. Cars parked in direct sun year-round benefit from every 2–3 weeks.