so you hate armor all...
Originally Posted by FelixIlka
I heard armor all is bad for your dash if you don't keep using it ( like oils dry out and make it worse than before ). I'm going to probably be picking up some Meguiars stuff..
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I dunno if mine's Meguiar's natural shine, but I got a tub of wipes with the detail package I got for Christmas last year, so I use that. Leaves it with a "wet" look for about 3 days, then it has a little shine to it. I love it.
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Originally Posted by ZaneO
I use Meguiar's Natural Shine.
Armor All original was reformulated several years ago to a water-based dressing. It doesn't have the same harmful effects it used to.
Armor All original was reformulated several years ago to a water-based dressing. It doesn't have the same harmful effects it used to.
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Originally Posted by FelixIlka
Why don't you use a Zaino product? JW...
Zaino Z16 is my favorite tire dressing, but I feel it's a *touch* too bright for interiors. I don't like *any* gloss on interior panels.
Another choice for interiors is 303 Protectant.
I dont like armor all becuase when i bought my car the dealership drenched it over every square inch of my car. I have grown to hate the smell of it and 5 months later I'm still trying to get it all off! It was so bad that the steering wheel was actually slippery when I was test driving it
F21... goes on well.. looks great... UV protection... AA is nothing really more than a clear oil it seems... sure looks great but thats about it... I want something to protect my dash from the sun... sure keeping it oiled helps from cracking but defusing the UV's... sounds better...
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Armor All here as well. Since they reformulated there are no problems that I have heard of, of cracking. Looks great, isn't too high of a gloss, (HATE seeing my dashs reflection in the windsheild!) and lasts a decent amount of time. I find those wipes that Phoenix57 suggested to leave a much higher gloss than if you spray on a cloth and apply that way.
I use the meguiars leather wipes on everything inside. Than I'll usually come back in about 20 minutes after it dries and wipe everything down with a MF towel so that it doesn't look as greasy or shiny. It just leaves everything with a rich, black look and a minimal shine.