Car interior plastic restorer: our range to renovate your car plastics

Car plastics age at an accelerated rate every day: exposure to UV, temperature variations, repeated handling. Without suitable care, surfaces become dull, crack and lose their original look.

Since 1989, Sofolk has been developing a complete range of interior and exterior car plastic restorer to renovate, protect and care for every type of car plastic. From the dashboard to the bumpers, from the cabin to the exterior trim, our products restore plastics without residue or silicone.

Our solutions for renovating car plastics

Every plastic problem has its specialist solution. Our 4-step approach covers every need: clean, repair, paint, protect.

A suitable plastic cleaner prepares plastic surfaces before any work. A flexible filler restores the structure. A paint personalises the colour. A lacquer protects durably against UV.

• Cleaning and care: microfibre cloth + cleaner polish to remove dirt, fingerprints and deposits from interior plastic
• Repair: flexible repair filler for cracks, scratches and impacts on all plastic surfaces
• Painting and recolouring: car plastic paint in all colours with an adhesion primer suited to the surface
• UV protection: high-resistance lacquer in a matt, satin or gloss finish for interior and exterior

Clean and care for your interior plastics

Regular care is the first line of defence for your car plastics. Our plastic cleaner polish cleans gently without chemical aggression, leaves an antistatic film that repels dust and brings back the original shine.

Used with a microfibre cloth, it effectively removes dirt from interior surfaces (doors, centre console and so on). Our multi-surface plasticiser regenerates evaporated plasticisers and restores the water resistance of dulled surfaces.

For an optimal result, see our car plastic cleaning and care category, which details the 4-season programme and the techniques suited to each type of surface.

Repair cracks, scratches and impacts

Car plastics endure mechanical and thermal stresses that cause cracks, deep scratches and breakages.

Our range of repair fillers restores the structure of the plastic: flexible filler for areas subject to expansion (dashboard), reinforced epoxy filler for bodywork parts (bumpers, spoilers).

Our re-texturing products faithfully reproduce the original grain after repair for an invisible result.

Discover the 4 steps of a successful car plastic repair, from preparation to the final finish.

Paint and recolour your plastics

Whether you want to freshen up a tired plastic or change colour radically, our car plastic paint offers complete customisation.

22 standard colours available, or a made-to-measure shade from your sample.

Flexible, UV-resistant acrylic formula, compatible with the majority of car plastics: ABS, PP-EPDM, PVC, polyurethane. Available in aerosol or in a tin depending on your project.

To choose the right product and get the colouring right, see our made-to-measure car plastic paint page with the detailed steps.

Protect durably against UV and wear

The last step of any plastic renovation is protection. Our high-resistance plastic lacquer forms an invisible film that blocks 99% of UV rays and withstands washing and temperature variations. Available in a matt (anti-glare, ideal for dashboards), satin or gloss (premium look) finish. The plastic restorer acts as a long-lasting protective layer that brings back the shine without changing the original appearance.

See our page dedicated to long-lasting UV plastic protective lacquer to choose the finish that suits your use.

Why choose Sofolk to renovate your car plastics?

• 100% French-made (Bordeaux) since 1989
• Complete range: cleaning, repair, painting, protection from a single supplier
• Silicone-free, residue-free products, compatible with all car plastics
• Antistatic formulas that repel dust durably
• Technical support by telephone and email
• Fast dispatch: 1 to 2 working days

To go further, our complete guide to painting plastic covers techniques that apply to all types of surface, beyond cars.

Frequently asked questions: car plastic renovation

In what order should you renovate the plastics in your car?

The optimal order is: clean first to remove any contamination, then repair cracks and scratches, paint if you want a colour change, and finally protect with a UV lacquer.

Each step prepares the next for a lasting professional result.

Is a plastic restorer enough for a badly damaged dashboard?

A plastic restorer brings back the shine and nourishes dulled surfaces. For a dashboard that is cracked or deeply scratched, a repair with flexible filler is needed before applying the restorer.

The restorer alone suits plastics that are simply dull or dried out.

What is the difference between a restorer, a cleaner and a plastic lacquer?

The cleaner removes dirt from the surface. The restorer nourishes the plastic deeply and revives its colour.

The lacquer forms a durable protective film against UV and wear. The three are complementary: clean, nourish, protect.

Are Sofolk products suitable for exterior plastics?

Yes, our range covers interior and exterior plastics. Exterior plastics (bumpers, wheel arches, trim) need formulations reinforced against the weather.

Our high-resistance lacquer and our flexible acrylic paint are specifically formulated to withstand exterior stresses.