Armor All Car Protectant Refill,
- Restore that rich look with Armor All Original Formula Car Protectant. This car interior protectant removes dirt and dust and protects surfaces against UV damage. By fighting fading and cracking, Armor All protectant helps your car interior stay looking like new. This vinyl protectant adds shine to restore deep luster and revitalize surfaces. Use this dust remover and protectant on vinyl, plastic and rubber, from the dashboard to vinyl seats. This non-greasy car interior cleaner leaves no residue. Other car care products may call themselves protectant, but only one can call itself Armor All!
- Car Protectant Refill: 1 gallon refill bottle of Armor All Original Formula Car Protectant
- Versatile: Clean, shines and protects vinyl, plastic and rubber surfaces inside your car
- Cleans Away Dust: Armor All Original Protectant cleans away dirt, dust and debris for easy maintenance
- Helps Prevent Cracking & Fading: Helps prevent UV damage to fight aging, fading and cracking
- Multi-surface: Adds shine to dashboards, panels, consoles and vinyl seats
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