Armor All interior?
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Burning Brakes
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Armor All interior?
Anyone use Armor All on the dash and other interior parts on your cars?
I was wondering if it will eventually cause pre-mature cracking or color fading of the interior.
I was wondering if it will eventually cause pre-mature cracking or color fading of the interior.
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its ok if you like the wet look (that is slightly ...greasy when the surface it bumped)
i rubbed that crap off when i got her and cleaned her down with mguires detailer... .02 c
i rubbed that crap off when i got her and cleaned her down with mguires detailer... .02 c
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Burning Brakes
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Originally Posted by BobbyG
I like most have used it.
I've never seen damage as a result of using it but I use other products like Adam's, and Zaino on my vehicles.
Bob
I've never seen damage as a result of using it but I use other products like Adam's, and Zaino on my vehicles.
Bob
Whats Zaino?
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Won't harm anything but looks like crap (IMHO).
#6
Burning Brakes
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Originally Posted by Freestyler
its ok if you like the wet look (that is slightly ...greasy when the surface it bumped)
i rubbed that crap off when i got her and cleaned her down with mguires detailer... .02 c
i rubbed that crap off when i got her and cleaned her down with mguires detailer... .02 c
Is the Maguirs Detailer like Armor All? I am not a fan of the 'wet' look, but do like a clean satin type look. Not sure whats a good product to use that is also safe for the dash.
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Originally Posted by Freestyler
its ok if you like the wet look (that is slightly ...greasy when the surface it bumped)
i rubbed that crap off when i got her and cleaned her down with mguires detailer... .02 c
i rubbed that crap off when i got her and cleaned her down with mguires detailer... .02 c
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St. Jude Donor '06
look into aerospace protectant 303. I love the stuff. Dries uniformally and isnt greasy at all. Leaves a non glossy shine, but still a little shine
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I stumbled on this stuff. It cleans very good and leaves a satin type shine plus I can get it locally. Try looking at CF supporting vendors stuff, they offer some great product and some offer CF members a discount.
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Originally Posted by SLOWRYDE
Anyone use Armor All on the dash and other interior parts on your cars?
I was wondering if it will eventually cause pre-mature cracking or color fading of the interior.
I was wondering if it will eventually cause pre-mature cracking or color fading of the interior.
Last edited by Killrwheels@Autogeek; 03-11-2006 at 11:51 PM.
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Originally Posted by SLOWRYDE
Whats Zaino?
http://www.zainostore.com/
Bob
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After reading many posts on this forum regarding interior detailing, I have gone with 303 Protectant once every month or so, and Meguiars Interior spray in between 303 applications. It has worked very well for me. Unfortunately, I can not compare this to Armor All as I have never used that product. Just my $.02.