Dash cleaner or protectant?
10-09-2008, 11:27 AM
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RE: Dash cleaner or protectant?
ORIGINAL: mopar2ya
errr... Roswell... did you maybe mean rich corinthian rubber...
errr... Roswell... did you maybe mean rich corinthian rubber...
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RE: Dash cleaner or protectant?
I would use protectant... I guess the manual specifies something, I don't know... But here in Florida in the "Sunshine" State by the beach theres no way you could get away with just a wet cloth... But what do I know...
Question???? How can something like Armoral be harmfull??? Is there a different brand they recomend?? There's no way a wet cloth can protect your dash[&:]... that's kinda dis-heartening... Any feelings???
Question???? How can something like Armoral be harmfull??? Is there a different brand they recomend?? There's no way a wet cloth can protect your dash[&:]... that's kinda dis-heartening... Any feelings???
10-13-2008, 11:11 AM
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RE: Dash cleaner or protectant?
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I would use protectant... I guess the manual specifies something, I don't know... But here in Florida in the "Sunshine" State by the beach theres no way you could get away with just a wet cloth... But what do I know...
Question???? How can something like Armoral be harmfull??? Is there a different brand they recomend?? There's no way a wet cloth can protect your dash[&:]... that's kinda dis-heartening... Any feelings???
I would use protectant... I guess the manual specifies something, I don't know... But here in Florida in the "Sunshine" State by the beach theres no way you could get away with just a wet cloth... But what do I know...
Question???? How can something like Armoral be harmfull??? Is there a different brand they recomend?? There's no way a wet cloth can protect your dash[&:]... that's kinda dis-heartening... Any feelings???
10-13-2008, 11:49 AM
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RE: Dash cleaner or protectant?
What BLK 6050 says is true. I've never used it on my cars here in hot and sunny AZ. Just a good vinyl and leather conditioner and cleaner.
PS - Didn't see you in Scottsdale this past Saturday.. CRUSH was a big hit.
PS - Didn't see you in Scottsdale this past Saturday.. CRUSH was a big hit.
ORIGINAL: BLK 6050
I was told many years ago that Armorall tends to dry out the surface (dash, etc) which promotes cracking because it's dried out.
ORIGINAL: MrKrisSullivan
I would use protectant... I guess the manual specifies something, I don't know... But here in Florida in the "Sunshine" State by the beach theres no way you could get away with just a wet cloth... But what do I know...
Question???? How can something like Armoral be harmfull??? Is there a different brand they recomend?? There's no way a wet cloth can protect your dash[&:]... that's kinda dis-heartening... Any feelings???
I would use protectant... I guess the manual specifies something, I don't know... But here in Florida in the "Sunshine" State by the beach theres no way you could get away with just a wet cloth... But what do I know...
Question???? How can something like Armoral be harmfull??? Is there a different brand they recomend?? There's no way a wet cloth can protect your dash[&:]... that's kinda dis-heartening... Any feelings???
10-14-2008, 12:42 PM
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RE: Dash cleaner or protectant?
[quote]ORIGINAL: Paladin06
PS - Didn't see you in Scottsdale this past Saturday.. CRUSH was a big hit.
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Have been busy...life has gott'en in the way of enjoying the Scottsdale show..
Health issues with parents and finishing up another class on my way towards
earning my PhD. Will get back there soon....where do you try and park at the show?
10-14-2008, 04:59 PM
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RE: Dash cleaner or protectant?
Sorry to hear about the family, they must always come first. I parked in the area for new Musclecars. Lots of Mustangs, Chargers, 300's and a couple of Challengers. Had a ball. Hope to see you there soon.
[quote]ORIGINAL: BLK 6050
[quote]ORIGINAL: Paladin06
PS - Didn't see you in Scottsdale this past Saturday.. CRUSH was a big hit.
Have been busy...life has gott'en in the way of enjoying the Scottsdale show..
Health issues with parents and finishing up another class on my way towards
earning my PhD. Will get back there soon....where do you try and park at the show?
[quote]ORIGINAL: BLK 6050
[quote]ORIGINAL: Paladin06
PS - Didn't see you in Scottsdale this past Saturday.. CRUSH was a big hit.
Have been busy...life has gott'en in the way of enjoying the Scottsdale show..
Health issues with parents and finishing up another class on my way towards
earning my PhD. Will get back there soon....where do you try and park at the show?
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