KMeloney
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Dash and Trim Question - Detailing
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KMeloney
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I use a barely damp cloth on the top of the dash. Don't want added reflections in the windshield.
On all exterior and interior plastic trim, I use Lemon Pledge (yes -- that stuff). You can thank me later if you want.
On all exterior and interior plastic trim, I use Lemon Pledge (yes -- that stuff). You can thank me later if you want.
I use multiple clean microfiber towels and a spray bottle filled with water only. I only spray water on the microfiber towel to dampen it.
This method won't result in a glossy finish but a clean finish, this works for me.
This method won't result in a glossy finish but a clean finish, this works for me.
Gmc2023forme
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Sounds like me. I just use a damp cloth. I've never found a product that I liked.
badreau
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I am a big fan of SONAX DASHBOARD CLEANER MATTE.
Leaves a non-shiny, factory looking finish and repels dust.
Leaves a non-shiny, factory looking finish and repels dust.
Adam's interior detail spray, Adams leather cleaner, Adams leather conditioner and Meguiars GOLD interior.
Years ago I watched a team in Central Park getting a new model car ready for advertising pics. They used lemon pledge to get that mirror shine.
WalleyeMikeIII
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Depending on model you have (Denali's and Escalades have laminated front driver and passenger windows), the windshield and windows will pretty much block all the UVA and UVB rays...this article says laminated glass blocks virtually all of them, and the tinted windows in back will block them too...
UV Radiation Through Windows: An experiment
How much UV radiation seeps through the windows we spend so much time behind?
www.wearshade.com
