JimiRayClapton

What do you recommend, Turtle Wax? And do you use Armor All on your dashboard to keep it from cracking from the sun?

Thanks

Jack Hinks

stay away from Armor All. It'll make things slick and glossy for a while, but ultimately do more damage than good.

JimiRayClapton

Thanks Jack. What DO you recommend for interiors?

RMcQ

I'm a fan of Blitz One Grand car wax. It leaves a very durable waxing since I don't wax as often as I used too when I had no kids/dogs/boats/etc.

On the dash use Lexol Vinylex. Much better product than Armor All. Leaves a matte finish so it isn't so greasy and you don't get glare off your dash into the windshield.

You won't find these products at Pep Boys or K-Mart. Try http://www.carcarespecialties.com/ or many other places on the web.

Ex-PzKW Cdr

Isn't the dash leather?

Jack Hinks

Naw, it's good old plastic.

Jack Hinks

one of those California Car Dusters, and clean it (sort of) with whatever overspray falls there when I clean the windshield. I use Meguiar's on the leather.

mpm

Easy to apply, easy to remove, doesn't leave white residue on plastic.

Also, wax the gray plastic pieces, they are painted and it gives them a nice luster.

Pinacle makes a great interior (as well as exterior wax) plastic polish and gives the car a great smell.

RMcQ

Definitely synthetic. Vinylex works great.

ioh-ar

303 for the dash and plexus to clean and protect just about everthing else (clear plastics, wood trim, headlights), both are amazing products.

http://www.plexusplasticcleaner.com/

http://www.303products.com/

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