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Old 10-18-2005, 02:41 PM
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I tried the norm stuff for shinning the dah but that turtle wax stuff only attracted more dust and didn't spread well. What do you guys use?
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Damp cloth. Shiny dash = glare
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Meguiars Gold Class Vinyl & Plastic cleaner when washing. California car duster (smaller brush size) inbetween.
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303 Aerospace or California duster
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Shiny dash really brings out the 'plastic' look. Go for mild soap and water and the 'semi-flat' look. IMHO
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i always use 100% cotton to prevent scratches
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Originally Posted by hpark,Oct 18 2005, 04:29 PM
303 + MF


303 to all plastic and vinyl parts inside the car.
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From my searches on the wash/wax forum, some people said that 303 darkens the area where it's applied. Is it true? I just ordered it for my tires but was wondering if it's safe for the dash. Thanks.
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armor all here

buff it off after though, or it attracts dust
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