Cleaning Dash
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Cleaning Dash
I did a couple searches, but I did not really come up with anything. What are you guys using to clean your dash. Right now I am just wiping with a microfiber towel, but I would like some product to help clean/protect without evaporating all over my windshield. Thoughts?
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I did a couple searches, but I did not really come up with anything. What are you guys using to clean your dash. Right now I am just wiping with a microfiber towel, but I would like some product to help clean/protect without evaporating all over my windshield. Thoughts?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Last edited by lightlypurified; 06-28-2014 at 11:12 AM.
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I second DPNx714. I usually dampen the towel with water and spray 303 aerospace protectant onto the towel and wipe the dash down. You can also perform a maintenance clean of the leather with the same technique.
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I tend to use Einszett Cockpit Premium. here is a good guide, I find it very very helpful.
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Do not use a micro fiber towel to clean the clear plexiglass that covers the gauges. It will cause very fine scratches that rainbow in direct sunlight. Cotton only.
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I like the non-shiny appearance it gives, almost makes the car look brand new. See attached photo of a Lexus IS300 dash.
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To the original question, I use Mequiars all purpose cleaner(diluted 10:1) for dirtier jobs. Just gotta agitate with a soft bristled brush then wipe away with a clean microfiber towel. Then I hit it with the 303 Aerospace Protectant. Some say its overkill but I like using dedicated products instead of an all-in-one formula. Turns out with great results.