Cleaning the Dash

[Da 6]

not far off from what a friend uses for the in between dusting.....Maxi Pads! up to you if wou wanna use light days or something more heavier...

 

[SpecM3]

(lol)

 

[Da 6]

suposedly it works but....standing in grocery line and a nice looking girl just so happen to walk up behind you! How can you explain that they aren't for your Wife/Girl Friend?

 

[majic]

*looks at items in hand*

awww s***.. how did these get here? (scratch)

or you can mutter under your breath "hmm.. what else did my sis need? (uhm)" and play the nice brother

 

[SpecM3]

*looks at items in hand*

awww s***.. how did these get here? (scratch)

or you can mutter under your breath "hmm.. what else did my sis need? (uhm)" and play the nice brother

Been there, done that!

 

[ag bullet]

Back on subject. I used a microfiber towel today, dampened with Windex and it worked great. No dust either. Thanks for the tips!

 

[Ktelaine]

I get the white marks too big-time!!! They come up super easily and annoy the heck out of me. I've been using the armoral wipes to get rid of the white, in particular on the side door below the mirror. Seems to work....

I applied 303 on the black interior the day I got it. After an entire month, I noticed everywhere my knee or hand would touch, a faint white mark would remain. This would occur especially below the window trim and the glove box.
I switched to ArmorAll, but just on the surfaces that I didn't want a glare or glossy look. I will continued to monitor.
Does anyone else have these white marks?

 

[Da 6]

my white spots are in the door handle mostly...glad I got the grey interior cause the sport package(Black) would ave been hell

 

[Status]

El Ropo's suggestion of a Swiffer Duster is great for dust and lint.

Soap and water, or even just a damp lint free cloth works great for getting white marks (skin), dirt, dog poo...etc from the doors from kicks, hands, elbows...etc.

303 Protectant works wonders as a treatment for surfaces. Leather, synthetics, PVC...etc. Hell, might even help aid in keeping cuts from getting infected (not suggested, mind you).