Applying dash preservative

[erhayes]

I found a way to apply 303 Protectant to the very front of the dash. I found a paint edger that consists of a 1 inch X 1 inch x 1/8 inch sponge on the end of a 3 inche piece of plastic stick. I tape the sponge stick to a 12 inch wooden paint stirrer. I spray the sponge with the protectant and coat the dash all the way to the windshield. I then use a rag on the end of another paint stick to remove the excess. Works great for me. Ed

 

[UpNorth]

Clever solution, thanks. That spot is tough. My usual solution is to push a folded microfiber there but then I inevitably get some 303 (or Optimum Protectant Plus, another product I have been enjoying) on the windshield.

(Sorry for the belated reply, I've been behind in my reading.)

 

[AlbanianDude]

I have been using Swiffer on my dash, so i dont get the armor all glare and works just fine.

 

[ThrillRide]

I found a way to apply 303 Protectant to the very front of the dash. I found a paint edger that consists of a 1 inch X 1 inch x 1/8 inch sponge on the end of a 3 inche piece of plastic stick. I tape the sponge stick to a 12 inch wooden paint stirrer. I spray the sponge with the protectant and coat the dash all the way to the windshield. I then use a rag on the end of another paint stick to remove the excess. Works great for me. Ed

Sorry I missed this when you originally posted. Nice idea. You should post cool ideas like this in the detailing section.