Dressle Universal Coating – An easy-to-apply coating that leaves a satin finish. Suitable for many surfaces. This liquid, dry, water-based coating can be sprayed directly onto the surface or applied with an applicator or cloth, depending on the area of ​​the vehicle being treated and your personal preference.

This highly versatile coating is also great for treating hard to reach areas such as wheel arches and engine bays, as it is sprayable and easy to rinse off, simply apply a few thin coats of Dressle to the surface and allow to dry. Dressle is also a great product to enhance the appearance of your vehicle’s cabin as it dries non-sticky or greasy, leaving a pleasant and natural shine.

UV inhibitors help prevent interior surfaces from fading and maintain a deep, rich finish on your interior plastic and vinyl trim, it contains no waxes, oils or petroleum distillates. Dressle’s highly concentrated water-based surface enhancers work by adhering to plastic, vinyl or rubber trim and coating it with a water-repellent UV block that is dry to the touch and leaves a satin “new-look” shine that helps protect the surface from aging, drying out or cracking while improving its visual appearance.

Application: Dressle is extremely versatile and all the methods described below will provide the same result, it is just a matter of choosing the right method for the specific part of the vehicle. For engine compartments: first clean and dry the engine compartment using, for example, our Verso Multi-Purpose Cleaner, then spray Dressle liberally on all plastic parts of the engine; you can also coat painted and metal parts.

Then let it dry for 4-6 hours. After this curing time, wipe off the excess product and that’s it! Your compartment will look fresh, clean and protected.

The same approach should be used for wheel arches. Interior Plastic, Vinyl and Rubber: Apply 1-3 coats of product to a microfiber applicator and wipe the surface. Door trims, instrument panels and other similar flat surfaces can be easily coated this way.

For more difficult areas such as vents, crevices and other hard to reach areas, try spraying Dressle onto a detailing brush and applying. Exterior Finish: Apply 2-3 coats of Dressle to a microfiber work towel and work into the surface, allow to dry. If patches occur, apply a second coat.