Perl restores richness of color to faded materials leaving behind a matte to semi-gloss finish depending upon dilution level (Up to 5:1), making Perl both versatile and economical to use.

Features:

• UV protection:  It protects against high grade UV degeneration while maintaining the supple feel and original color of treated surfaces.
• Versatility:  Interior Vinyl, Plastics, and Finished Leather /  Exterior Plastic and Rubber Trim, Window Seals & Tires /  Engine bays
• Price and Value:  PERL is sold in a concentrated form, offering tremendous value. Dilute it with water according to the instructions and pour into a spray bottle.
• Appearance: Rich Satin look but not greasy
• Revives dull, faded rubber, plastics, vinyl, acrylic, and leather.
• Water-based and contains no solvents. It will not damage tires or dry out plastic. But once dry it offers a terrific hydrophobic layer repelling water, dirt, and grime.
• Stops leather cracking and protects it from dirt and stains.
• Surfaces treated with PERL will require less cleaning and they will retain their like-new look longer.

Dilutions:  (Note- You are welcome to adjust any of the dilutions as you see fit and find many options work very well)  Below are some suggestions

• External Plastics: 1 part Perl / 1~3 parts water
• Engine: 1 part Perl / 1~3 parts water
• Tires & Rubber: Undiluted~1:1 (I recomend 1:1)  2 thin coats with 20 minutes or more between will offer the best looking dark black tires you will find.
• Interior Vinyl and Leather: 1 part PERL / 5 Parts water