06 dash....
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I use 303 on my '07. Like others have said, the shine is controlled by quantity. I don't like it very shiny, so I make sure I buff it well after applying. It will, however, leave the dash looking darker.
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Originally Posted by 8kGoodENuff,May 15 2007, 03:26 PM
Has anyone actually tried anything yet on the 06+ dash?
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Hey all,
I've been using a product from Armor All called "Natural Finish Detailer Protectant" on my '06 dash. I really like this stuff. It doesn't leave any kind of shine. When I first spray it on my microfiber towel and wiped on the dash I thought I didn't get enough on the towel because the dash looked dry. One thing that i really liked about it is that you can wipe it on the gauge cluster and it doesn't leave any streaks. It says on the bottle it gives UV protection. Obviously my car isn't too old so I don't know of the long term protection, but it does a excellent job with cleaning the dash without leaving a shine. Here is a link to the product:
http://www.armorall.com/products/view_prod...egory_index=new
I've been using a product from Armor All called "Natural Finish Detailer Protectant" on my '06 dash. I really like this stuff. It doesn't leave any kind of shine. When I first spray it on my microfiber towel and wiped on the dash I thought I didn't get enough on the towel because the dash looked dry. One thing that i really liked about it is that you can wipe it on the gauge cluster and it doesn't leave any streaks. It says on the bottle it gives UV protection. Obviously my car isn't too old so I don't know of the long term protection, but it does a excellent job with cleaning the dash without leaving a shine. Here is a link to the product:
http://www.armorall.com/products/view_prod...egory_index=new
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I just got done using RaggTopp on nearly every vinyl, plastic, and rubber surface in my '06. I'm really pleased with the results.
I applied it on a slightly damp rag and wiped the rag onto the surfaces, then came back with a dry microfiber and polished the excess off.
Everything looks clean, black, and matte. The rubber trim around the doors and windows feels like the day it came from the dealer (well, that was only eight months ago), soft, clean, and rubber-sticky-feeling but without any residue coming off on other surfaces.
I hate shiny vinyl/plastic/leather. I really hate Armor All. It offends me deeply that all their new bottles picture an S2000 AP2 dash on the label.
I applied it on a slightly damp rag and wiped the rag onto the surfaces, then came back with a dry microfiber and polished the excess off.
Everything looks clean, black, and matte. The rubber trim around the doors and windows feels like the day it came from the dealer (well, that was only eight months ago), soft, clean, and rubber-sticky-feeling but without any residue coming off on other surfaces.
I hate shiny vinyl/plastic/leather. I really hate Armor All. It offends me deeply that all their new bottles picture an S2000 AP2 dash on the label.
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I bought some Eagle One NANO PROTECANT for Vinyl & Leather. It worked great on my dash. Very matte finish, nice and black.
I've also tried Armor All Natural Finish Detailer, it worked OK but didn't make the dash as dark as the Eagle One. It has almost zero shine so it's good for some applications. It works good to remove the shine from my 03 steering wheel.
Both are less tricky to apply than 303 if you're trying to avoid a shiny dash.
I've also tried Armor All Natural Finish Detailer, it worked OK but didn't make the dash as dark as the Eagle One. It has almost zero shine so it's good for some applications. It works good to remove the shine from my 03 steering wheel.
Both are less tricky to apply than 303 if you're trying to avoid a shiny dash.