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heh, well, i'm surprised no one has put anything under here yet. im not sure how you would start a cleaning section. what else is a good dash cleaner and protector? i just use armor all, but is there something better?
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... looking at the G6 Dash this morning and it appears to me that just a good prtectant or damp cloth might be all that is needed 
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I have used ArmorAll for over 20 years and have never had a problem!vainot4u said:...DON'T USE ARMORALL!!! ...it dries up your dash..it looks good but is very bad for your car.
Really? I say that because of the numberous people that do detailing that I have talked to say that it does (dry out dashes)...personally I haven't used Armorall more than a handfull of times. None the less thankyou for the info...it's always nice to hear everyone's opinion (have to stay subjective and all).99grandamse said:
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I once used armorall on the dash of my 1969 Lincoln Continental when I used to detail cars semiprofessionally, & the end result was that it dried it out enough so that when the sun contacted the dash, it cracked it BIG TIME!
Never again... dampen a rag with water. That's my two cents...
Never again... dampen a rag with water. That's my two cents...
Armor All actually just puts a shine on the surface, but in doing this also sucks the chemicals out of the dash and other surfaces, drying them out and eventually cracking. Best thing is use a mild cleaner or damp rag, then use a light protectant (I use Meguiar's) and dust off any particles with a moiicrofiber cloth.
Over time, armor all on MOST vehicles will be harmful to whatever you put it on.
Over time, armor all on MOST vehicles will be harmful to whatever you put it on.
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