vatechguy3

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what does everyone use to detail their black dashboards??

thanks
tony

Brian2006

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Armoral Gel

1998TA__1991RS

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water with a table spoon of dawn in the bottle, cleans very well and leaves a little shine

CRASH 02

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A clean towl. And sometimes a little Tuff Stuff and a clean towl.

buellxb12s

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meguiars quick detail spray, i have always heard to stay away from armor all at all cost

MY02REDWS6TA

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Meguiars Natural Shine about twice a year and just a damp towel for the in between times.

muddmanWS6

i have a swifter in my door that i use when im at red lights and notice it needs to be done. takes like 5 seconds. and i clean it like once a year to get that shine.

SmokeySS

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Don't put any kind of 'shine' product on it. That's all I can say. I drove for 6 months looking at a half-mirror/half-windshield before my Lexol Vinylex wore off.

SSNISTR

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Don't use Armor All. It's all water based junk.

MY02REDWS6TA

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Trust me I know what you mean. I have tried many different types over the years but this Meguiars Natural Shine does not gloss up like the rest do. When you first apply it it will look wet like it will gloss up but after it completely dries it is a very nice look not shiny or glossy at all.

PSU 98

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Another vote for Meg's Quick Interior Detailer Spray.

MY02REDWS6TA

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GO LIONS!!!! I live in the middle of Buckeye country but I grew up in PA and I am a die hard PSU and Joe Pa fan!!!!!!!!!

ArcticZ28

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Meguiar's Natural Shine FTW.

00BadassTA

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I have always used scrubbing bubbles because it cleans really well.

Cole Train

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i LOVE armor allwhy shouldn't you use it? it always has done good for me ~Cole~

SpdFrk1990

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Thats how I cleaned my last car that I bought new someone alrdy got the shiny stuff on my SS I need to get it duller looking.

coolformula

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So does the natural shine look like armor all low shine? I hate blinding gloss.

RPM WS6

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STP Son-of-a-gun. If you like a high shine, apply it and don't buff it off. If you prefer a duller shine, then let it soak in for a few mins and buff it down. It'll just leave a nice healthy look without the glaring shine that way.

unSStoppable

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I use Zymol interior cleaner & conditioner, leaves a nice clean sheen without being obnoxiously bright.

hotrod7687

When I bought mine the dealership had the armor all on thick. Now I have a heads up display of my defroster vent

Anyone know what will take armor all off?