What to use on my dash/console besides Armor-All?
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What to use on my dash/console besides Armor-All?
I can't figure out what to use on my dash and console. I've used Armor-All, but the glare on the windshield was a killer. Plus, I didn't like the greesy feel to much.
So what do you use? If only Zaino would make something for interior plastic...
So what do you use? If only Zaino would make something for interior plastic...
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I use nothing but vinylex. Its made by lexol (which by the way is the best stuff ive found for leather besides saddle soap). Its keeps that "wet" look for a long time, but I would not use it on your dash because it would probably glare pretty bad. But thats what a dash-mat for.
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Originally Posted by buldogg
I have found that McGuiars stuff they make for the interior works the best. Its not greasy and doesnt seem to collect dirt like armor-all
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There used to be this stuff called "Clear Guard" that I can't find anymore - not soapy like ArmorAll and never damaged the interior. Anyone heard of it or know where its for sale?
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I just use my shammy after I dry my car off, wring it out and whipe down the whole int. INT's look SUPER cheesy when they are shineing. Looks greasy/dirty to me, just get the dust/dirt off and you will be golden.
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I use Meguiars Natural Shine and some Dragon Microfiber cloths. I like it because the first application makes it look clean, and subsequent layers add shine (if I want to, which I typically don't).
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Originally Posted by _JB_
If only Zaino would make something for interior plastic...
*I* really don't care for interior dressings most of the time. Once or twice a year, I'll use something like Z16 or Meguiar's Natural Shine. For weekly maintenance, I use Meguiar's Interior Quick Detailer.
Just make sure to use a water-based dressing, and you'll be fine. If the shine/glare is too much, buff it down with a damp MF towel.
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Originally Posted by SpdFrk1990
Bringing this back... What do you guys think is best to use to get rid of that shiney look on the wheel and dash to get it too look clean and kinda dull like it does when new?