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Old 03-12-2009, 03:33 PM
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Default Cleaner for Interior Plastics That Wont Dry Out Plastics
Suggestions? I heard that Armor All and similar products actually dry out the plastic causing them to crack. What are alternatives?


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Old 03-12-2009, 03:47 PM
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3M makes a good one. It's about three times the price of armor all...but I used to use armor all and now i'm a 3M fan. It's worth the money.
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MNegs interior detailer works fine.
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I use a damp microfiber towel and spray it with Meguiars Natural Shine and just wipe it all down. Looks great, not greasy and doesn't collect dust.
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Armor hasn't touched my car in years I use meguiars interior detailer it smells nice too.
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Pledge and a micro-fiber cloth... amazing!
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Pledge and a micro-fiber cloth... amazing!
might sound dumb at first, but this is what I use everytime now, smells good and it cleans awesome
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I use turtle wax F21, its awesome! IMO.
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303 Aerospace.
x2...it's great stuff.
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meguires usually. im gonna try the pledge thing though haha.
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x2...it's great stuff.
x3!!
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x2...it's great stuff.
x3! Its great!
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I do automotive interior repair for a living. to tell you the truth, Fantastic works just fine. just don't ever spray directly on the plastic, spray it on a rag and then wipe down surface.
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Thanks for the tips!!
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