Dashboard Cleaning
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Dashboard Cleaning
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autocab said
Silicone lubricant in an aerosol as its stops water and dust penetrating it, and also if you brake hard and spill your coke you can just wipe it off.
Quality answear !!! I use autoglym silicone free version !
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dibbler said
I use Armor All (spray on) works a treat.
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A fine choice Dibbler. I too can vouch for this one :y:
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The next job will be bring the leather doors and back to the front seats back to 'as new'. Anybody had some good results they would like to share?
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Armour All for the interior!
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Re: Dashboard Cleaning
Psychedelic said
What cleaner, if any, do you use on your dashboards to keep them looking shiney & new?
I use Son Of A Gun… looks good and works well.. doesnt smell either :y:
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what were you doing to find THAT out?!?!Dannyd said
Peanut butter (smooth) is good on exterior balck trim!
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orangefender said
I can second the Meguiars trim cleaner. Used it inside and out this afternoon with great results.
The next job will be bring the leather doors and back to the front seats back to 'as new'. Anybody had some good results they would like to share?
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Try Gliptone leather cleaner. Don't stock it myself but try www.valetpro.co.uk
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