This liquid is a sealant that restores and permanently protects hard surfaces; the formulation is proprietary but includes: CAS 98-56-6 Benzene, 1-chloro-4-(trifluoromethyl) CAS 540-88-5 tert-Butyl acetate The primary ingredient in this product is considered to be hazardous by OSHA (as defined in the OSHA Hazard ...

You can use extremely fine high-grit sandpaper (3000 grit) or 000 steel wool to remove Wipe New®. Do not use acetone on non-paint/ non-glass surfaces.

ReColor by Wipe New is guaranteed to last for two years on most surfaces, but may require reapplication over time to surfaces that are regularly exposed to oils from the skin and/or friction such as vinyl/leather seats, benches, knobs, etc.

Restore color and shine to faded exterior and interior vinyl, plastic, and trim. Find out why Wipe New is #1.

Polypropylene is a non-woven fabric made of plastic. The plus side of polypropylene is that it's recyclable. So if you're looking for a wipe that can make this claim, polypropylene is your guy.

If the surface gets wet before Wipe New® cures, you may see streaking or spotting in the finish. A second coat of Wipe New® will not resolve this issue. For best results, we recommend keeping the vehicle garaged for 24 hours after application.

If the surface is badly faded and/or porous, a second application may be needed for the best effect.

We recommend that you allow 1 hour of drying time before touching the surface and a full 24 hours after applying Wipe New® before exposure to moisture of any kind. If the surface gets wet before Wipe New® cures, you may see streaking or spotting in the finish.

Data wiping is the process of logically removing data from a read/write medium so that it can no longer be read.

Disposable wet wipes are moistened pieces of non-woven fabric that are used for cleaning or hygienic purposes. They are also commonly called wet or moist wipes, or towelettes. They can come individually wrapped or in a multi-pack. Wipes vary by the material used for the non-woven fabric and the cleansing solution.

I did some research and someone suggested Rustoleum Wipe New. I tried that on my trim and it's been over 1.5 years and it still looks like new. It's a little difficult to get evenly all over. I did a second coat a couple days after applying the first to catch all the missed spots.

There's no hard and fast rule to how many times you should wipe, as every bowel movement is different. The best rule of thumb is to continue to use additional sheets of toilet paper until you feel clean. A quick glance at the paper can also help tell you if your bottom is clean or not (it's okay, we all look.)