PLASMA is D-TAIL LAB’s versatile APC for interior and exterior maintenance cleaning. It breaks down everyday grime quickly and wipes away clean, leaving surfaces ready for dressings, protection, or use. What PLASMA Cleans Body and interior plastics, vinyl, rubber, wheel wells, engine-bay plastics, door jambs, pedals, mats, light grease, food/coffee spills, bug residue, and general road film on washable surfaces. Why You Need PLASMA Fast, effective cleaning for daily detailing tasks. Wide surface compatibility — interior trim to exterior plastics. Foam-friendly in bottles or pump sprayers; wipes away residue-free when used correctly. Great value — dilute to suit the job (see guide below). Where to Use It Interior plastics, vinyl, rubber, pedals, mats (test first on dyed/aftermarket materials). Exterior trims, wheel wells, door jambs, engine-bay plastics. Avoid hot surfaces and untested sensitive finishes; always spot-test. Dilution Guide Heavy soil: 1:4 (product:water) on exterior trims/wells. General cleaning: 1:10 for interior plastics/vinyl. Maintenance wipe: 1:20 for light dust and fingerprints. Directions (General) Work on a cool surface in the shade. Do not allow product to dry. Apply PLASMA to a microfiber or soft brush (spray directly on surface only when safe). Agitate gently; avoid saturating seams/electronics. Wipe clean with a dry microfiber. Rinse or re-wipe with damp towel if needed. Pro Tip: Keep two towels — one damp for product application and a second dry for the final wipe. On interiors, finish with straight, low-pressure passes to minimize streaks and lint. Compatibility & Care Safe on most washable interior/exterior surfaces. Always test in an inconspicuous spot. Avoid overspray into screens, unsealed switches, or instrument clusters — apply to towel first. Rinse tools/towels after use. If residue remains, follow with a water-damp microfiber and dry. FAQs Is PLASMA safe on interior screens? Apply to a towel first and avoid direct spraying. For infotainment screens, use minimal product and a light touch. Can I use PLASMA on leather? For coated automotive leather, use a mild dilution (e.g., 1:20), applied to a towel. Always test first and avoid over-wetting seams. PROUDLY CANADIAN MADE PRODUCTS! Shop now CanadianMadeDetailSupplies.ca
