Can You Use Ceramic Spray on Interior Surfaces?
Short answer: No—ceramic spray like Tough As Shell is not designed for interior use.
It’s formulated for exterior surfaces like paint, trim, and wheels—where it can bond and perform properly. Using it inside your car can lead to streaking, residue, and even surface damage on delicate materials like soft plastics or touchscreens.
What to Use Instead
For a clean, protected interior with a factory-fresh matte finish, use Complete Cabin Cleaner.
It’s safe on:
- ✅ Dashboards and door panels
- ✅ Touchscreens and infotainment areas
- ✅ Leather, vinyl, and plastic trim
- ✅ Steering wheels, cupholders, and even pedals
Why Ceramic Spray Doesn’t Belong Inside
- ❌ Can leave a shiny, greasy film on soft plastics
- ❌ Doesn’t bond properly to interior materials
- ❌ May affect touchscreen clarity or responsiveness
How to Use Complete Cabin Cleaner
- Spray onto a clean microfiber towel
- Wipe interior surfaces gently, panel by panel
- Flip to a dry side for a streak-free, matte finish
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Conclusion
Tough As Shell is a beast on your paint, trim, wheels, and calipers—but it’s not built for your dashboard. For interior detailing, switch to Complete Cabin Cleaner and enjoy a streak-free, non-greasy, OEM-level finish.
Clean smarter inside and out at Jimbo’s Detailing or shop Tough As Shell on Amazon here.
