Dash Question
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Dash Question
Greetings, I was wondering what you guys use to wipe, or clean the easily scratchable, plastic in front of the speedo and tach? I have had my car since late march, and its very dusty there now and i am afraid to clean it But on most cars, this plastic cover scratches easy, you know really fine swirlly ones..... anybody got any hints, and or pointers. regards....
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You've had your car for 8 months and haven't wiped down the dash yet???
Like everybody said damp MF is the best option for regular cleanings. The only other thing I always do is get one of those computer cleaning air cans to shoot into the crevices before I wipe it down.
As for cleaning products...everybody seems to differ, and I know I've had to play with a few because I absolutely hate that greasy feel. Just make sure you get something with UV protection.
Like everybody said damp MF is the best option for regular cleanings. The only other thing I always do is get one of those computer cleaning air cans to shoot into the crevices before I wipe it down.
As for cleaning products...everybody seems to differ, and I know I've had to play with a few because I absolutely hate that greasy feel. Just make sure you get something with UV protection.
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The clear plastic which covers the gauge cluster is usually a very tricky area. So, is the plastic screen that is on the nav/control center. These clear plastics scratch REALLY easily.
I like to spray them with some Plexus and then wipe them gently with one of my best quality microfiber towels.
I like to spray them with some Plexus and then wipe them gently with one of my best quality microfiber towels.
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You've had your car for 8 months and haven't wiped down the dash yet???
Like everybody said damp MF is the best option for regular cleanings. The only other thing I always do is get one of those computer cleaning air cans to shoot into the crevices before I wipe it down.
As for cleaning products...everybody seems to differ, and I know I've had to play with a few because I absolutely hate that greasy feel. Just make sure you get something with UV protection.
Like everybody said damp MF is the best option for regular cleanings. The only other thing I always do is get one of those computer cleaning air cans to shoot into the crevices before I wipe it down.
As for cleaning products...everybody seems to differ, and I know I've had to play with a few because I absolutely hate that greasy feel. Just make sure you get something with UV protection.
hi all,
im looking to clean my inside interior: dash, leather seats, center console, etc.
i really do not want a wet shiny greasy glossy look on my dash or do i want that on my leather seats either. what product do y'all recommend for my cleaning?
i have read 303 Aerospace Protectant but was unsure if this will give a wet shiny greasy glossy look.
your input is greatly appreciated.
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hi all,
im looking to clean my inside interior: dash, leather seats, center console, etc.
i really do not want a wet shiny greasy glossy look on my dash or do i want that on my leather seats either. what product do y'all recommend for my cleaning?
i have read 303 Aerospace Protectant but was unsure if this will give a wet shiny greasy glossy look.
your input is greatly appreciated.
im looking to clean my inside interior: dash, leather seats, center console, etc.
i really do not want a wet shiny greasy glossy look on my dash or do i want that on my leather seats either. what product do y'all recommend for my cleaning?
i have read 303 Aerospace Protectant but was unsure if this will give a wet shiny greasy glossy look.
your input is greatly appreciated.
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cool thanks for the input...
have any heard of "Resist All"??? i went to the dealership to see what is it that they used. found out they outsource the cleaning/detailing to a 3rd party who uses their own product. i know this because the parts dept. doesn't sell the product.
anywho, i was noisy & was asking the guy who clean the car all kind of question despite he knows a lil english(hehehe).
they were using a product called "Resist All"...anyone heard of it? or think it is good...
FYI: different dealership have different product that they use to clean/detail cars, i believe
have any heard of "Resist All"??? i went to the dealership to see what is it that they used. found out they outsource the cleaning/detailing to a 3rd party who uses their own product. i know this because the parts dept. doesn't sell the product.
anywho, i was noisy & was asking the guy who clean the car all kind of question despite he knows a lil english(hehehe).
they were using a product called "Resist All"...anyone heard of it? or think it is good...
FYI: different dealership have different product that they use to clean/detail cars, i believe
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