so you hate armor all...
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Originally Posted by ChevyChad
I used armorall on my old T/A and the dash cracked because of it! I've only used turtle wax since, and been very happy with my results for the last 5 years.
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I use Meguiars Natural Shine. It's the best IMO. Engine bay, everything plastic in the car, exterior trim, etc.
It smells great, looks better, and lasts at least a week. I usually clean my exterior and engine bay at least 3 times a week. Usually more... After every long drive I detail my engine bay.
It smells great, looks better, and lasts at least a week. I usually clean my exterior and engine bay at least 3 times a week. Usually more... After every long drive I detail my engine bay.
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Rumor mill in the '80s was that AA cracked dashes. That was actually started by one of their competitors who is now out of business. (That is not to say one or two did not get dammaged by exessive use of Armor All.) And like has already been said, Armor All has changed their formula as well.
That being said, on the interior I use Meguire's. Exterior I use Zaino. When Zaino comes up with something decent to use on the dash and under the hood, then I will use it.
And dragon MF to apply, of course.
That being said, on the interior I use Meguire's. Exterior I use Zaino. When Zaino comes up with something decent to use on the dash and under the hood, then I will use it.
And dragon MF to apply, of course.