Cleaning

[nolig2278]

What would be the best product to clean our dash with?
Not looking to make it shine, just looking to keep it clean and looking good.

I have used Armoral in my mx-3 for 14 yrs and it still looks new but I am not looking to put the shine on the new 6. I have also heard that there is silicon in armoral and that it could make a dash crack but that doesn't seem to be the case in my car unless it is cause i use it at least monthly.

 

[wongpres]

In my opinion, the best is 303 Aerospace Protectant:

http://www.303products.com/tech/ind...Product_ID=428&CFID=45271183&CFTOKEN=96473055

 

[nolig2278]

In my opinion, the best is 303 Aerospace Protectant:

http://www.303products.com/tech/ind...Product_ID=428&CFID=45271183&CFTOKEN=96473055

Looks interesting. Anyone else been using this stuff?

Thanks

 

[NCZ13]

303 is known in the detailing community to be one of the top products. you wont be disappointed.

 

[3Dogs]

Detailer's Paradise, Prima Nero

http://www.detailersparadise.com/View.asp?Id=W763-F069015135196-E176-J20060915171340

I've used 303 and find Nero much better.

 

[nolig2278]

Detailer's Paradise, Prima Nero

http://www.detailersparadise.com/View.asp?Id=W763-F069015135196-E176-J20060915171340

I've used 303 and find Nero much better.

it says water based, that wont cause any long term issues with the dash? I think i like the idea of water over silicone based cleaners but I am just wondering the long term.

 

[NCZ13]

you wont have any issues.

And you wont have that gross sheen that armor gives the dash and plastics.

 

[3Dogs]

I used Nero for about a year and a half on my Mini and it's been great. Most spray stuff out there is substantially water. It's used as an emulsifier and carrier agent. The water evaporates and leaves the good stuff behind. No worries.

 

[theprotege99]

I like the 303 protectorant...much improved over Armorall.

 

[mtwedt]

I use either Poorboy's Natural Look or Meg's Hyper Dressing diluted 1:4. I use the Meg's 1:3 for the engine bay. Both are water based. The Meg's give more flexibility as it changes gloss level with various dilutions