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what to use
I was looking at year+ old pictures of my car on delivery day and the interior looks so fresh and new.
I wipe down my dash, doors and steering wheel with a damp cloth when I wash the car.
What type of 'dressing' does anybody use to retain that new car look that's not greasy or shiny on the interior surfaces.
I wipe down my dash, doors and steering wheel with a damp cloth when I wash the car.
What type of 'dressing' does anybody use to retain that new car look that's not greasy or shiny on the interior surfaces.
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For leather I like Zaino's "Z-10 Leather in a Bottle" works and smells great.
For cleaning I like Griot's interior cleaner and if there is any vinyl, Griot's vinyl and rubber dressing leaves a nice satin non-greasy finish.
For cleaning I like Griot's interior cleaner and if there is any vinyl, Griot's vinyl and rubber dressing leaves a nice satin non-greasy finish.
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Zymol vinyl, Zymol Treat, and 303 Aerospace protectant have worked well for me. Just be sure to buff off the dash 20 minutes after applying product to removes excess (causes glare).
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For leather I use lexol conditioner and cleaner. Best leather cleaner i've ever used.
For the dash, I personally just like to dust it off, but 303 protectant is a great product that leaves a nice matt finish.
For the dash, I personally just like to dust it off, but 303 protectant is a great product that leaves a nice matt finish.
