A while back I purchased my G35 at an auction. I noticed when I got the car that there appeared to be a smudge or two on the climate control plastic window. I figured, "easy enough, I'll just use some windex, clean it up, and make it streak free." Not quite so. Apparently there is a film, or something to that effect, on the plastic that makes everything smudge. Now I have more smudges than when I started. My question is this, what type of cleaner or method should I use to clean this damn climate control window. Its so silly but nothing seems to work.
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Maybe a vietcong soldier will scare that gook off of your climate control.
i've tried everything to get it off....I've yelled at it...I've tried punching it....I've even looked at it funny. Nothing seems to work. Help!
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really lmaoOriginally Posted by badtziscool
Maybe a vietcong soldier will scare that gook off of your climate control.
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hahahhahahahaOriginally Posted by badtziscool
Maybe a vietcong soldier will scare that gook off of your climate control.
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Originally Posted by dmac7
A while back I purchased my G35 at an auction. I noticed when I got the car that there appeared to be a smudge or two on the climate control plastic window. I figured, "easy enough, I'll just use some windex, clean it up, and make it streak free." Not quite so. Apparently there is a film, or something to that effect, on the plastic that makes everything smudge. Now I have more smudges than when I started. My question is this, what type of cleaner or method should I use to clean this damn climate control window. Its so silly but nothing seems to work.
This is gonna sound really strange, but I bought one of those pre-soaked Armor-All pads at a self serve carwash and got some on the Climate Control screen by accident and all my gook is gone...
Now I don't know why or how, but my climate control screen looks brand new. If I try to clean it with Windex, etc, it looks like crap again. I put a new coating of the Armor-All on and it is gorgeous again. Another thing that MAY work is spraying a little Pledge furniture polish on a cotton swab, although I have not tried that yet...Remember, Pledge is essentially wax and may fill in any imperfections or scratches on plastic. My buddy's and I used to detail our crotch rockets with Pledge all the time, it is quite amazing actually!
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Please don't tell me you're using Armor-All for your interior ...
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You might want to try lens cleaner with a microfiber cloth. that stuff is safe enough to use on the coatings of eye glasses, it should be good enough to use on the interior. I just used it to clean some sneeze marks off my insturment cluster and the results were impressive (no swirl marks left, etc).
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ROFLMAO!!!!!!!Originally Posted by badtziscool
Maybe a vietcong soldier will scare that gook off of your climate control.
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Originally Posted by badtziscool
Maybe a vietcong soldier will scare that gook off of your climate control.
BAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH!!!!
that comment made my day... whew... man thats funny
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No not on the leather...LOLOriginally Posted by LightningRod
Please don't tell me you're using Armor-All for your interior ...
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I had great results using a chrome polish (I believe it was Mothers)... made it look brand new.
Oh, and if anyone ever point to it and touches it to ask whats that, I hit the eject button on their seat.
Oh, and if anyone ever point to it and touches it to ask whats that, I hit the eject button on their seat.