MUST PROTECTOR AND SHINE

MUST Protectant and Shine is designed to slow the natural deterioration of surfaces such as vinyl, rubber, plastic, treated leather and sealed wood.

MUST Protectant and Shine is a triple action product that: Cleans by removing soot stains and residue that can wear down vehicle surface.  Protects surfaces against the harmful effects of ozone, oxygen and ultraviolet radiation. Helps prevent cracking, wear, discoloration and premature aging. Can be used in many non-automotive applications. Enhances the rich, deep look of the vehicle and adds a magnificent shine. Helps renew and revitalize vinyl, rubber and plastic
It is safe and easy to use.

TIPS AND TRICKS
Rubber and exterior plastic are also exposed to damage from UV rays! Make sure you protect them every time you wash your car to keep them looking great.

WHERE TO USE
Vehicle interior: Dashboard, Leather and vinyl seats,  Rubber Seals, Wood and plastic edging,  Door panels and more.  
Vehicle Exterior: Tire sidewalls, bumpers, Vinyl retractable hoods,  Door molds and more.
Inside home: Leather and vinyl furniture  Suitcases  Carry-on bags and more.
Out of home: Boats Sports equipment Patio Furniture  Awnings   Trailer tires and more.

APPLICATION
Shake well before using.
Apply generously to a clean cloth and spread evenly or spray directly onto the surface (see Caution section).
Wipe off excess.
Apply whatever is necessary to maintain the protection and appearance of the surface.

FOR BETTER RESULTS
MUST Protectant and Shine can also be applied by spraying directly onto the surface and then wiping the surface with a cloth. It works best if you let the product penetrate. After a few minutes, the liquid evaporates, leaving behind the active ingredients to protect and beautify the surface. If desired, you can buff lightly with a dry cloth to remove excess product.

ATTENTION
Use only as directed. It should not be used on glass (may cause stains), paints, fabrics, fabric materials and floors (may cause slipping). Do not use on tire treads, vehicle controls (steering wheels, pedals and gear levers), seats or saddles, bicycle tires, brake drums and other surfaces where slipping could be dangerous.