AF Dressle vs Spritz

[cafcross]

Just looking for a decent explanation on how AF Dressle and Spritz are different, and which one would be better for me?

I've got some Revive for my exterior plastic and rubber trims, but I've been looking at the two above for the interior.

As far as I can see (going off the descriptions on Polished Bliss), Spritz is interior only whereas Dressle is for interior and exterior. As I already have Revive for the outside, am I better off going for just for Spritz?

Also, with previous interior dressings I have just sprayed on and wiped off with a microfibre. Will this method still give the best results, or do I need to wipe over and then dry off with another microfibre?

 

[JD]

Spritz is good for the interior, but Dressle is very good on spray and leave areas, where Revive would be difficult to apply (grills etc). TBH, I'd go for Dressle.

 

[cafcross]

I've no large grill areas on my car though, just the usual window and mirror trims, so I'd have no problem with Revive on the outside....

 

[JD]

I'd still get Dressle as you can use it on the engine bay. Spritz has one use, Dressle has several. That's my thinking if I was in your position

 

[JD]

Since he's online, Joe might have some input Auto Finesse

 

[MartinR]

I'd still get Dressle as you can use it on the engine bay. Spritz has one use, Dressle has several. That's my thinking if I was in your position

This.

Dressle is very versatile and gives a great finish on the interior.

And a "new" look to the engine bay. It brings back dull looking plastics.

 

[cafcross]

Okay, a better question.

Is it a good idea to have both?

 

[JD]

Okay, a better question.

Is it a good idea to have both?

Spritz and Dressle? Or one of the two and Revive?

If the former, no. Save your money, just buy Dressle (sounding like a stock record now!).

 

[cafcross]

I meant the former.

Thanks for all the help.

 

[yellowbelly]

Well I've got 3 bottles of Spritz Cafcross, happy to send you a sample for a small fee? PM me if interested

 

[Auto Finesse]

Its a really good question Cafcross!

Basically Dressle is an all purpose dressing that can be used to dress and protect interior and exterior plastics. So on the inside of your car this might be dash parts, door cards etc. This look can then be maintained with the use of Spritz. Spritz is an interior detailer so is there to maintain the appearance left by Dressle or other dressings.

Its a bit like using a wax on the outside of your car. First you wax and then you would use a quick detailer to maintain the look of the wax.

Hope this helps you out.


Joe