05-04-2006, 02:59 PM
05-04-2006, 08:55 PM
If you do not want that shine/greasey look...(I personally hate it too) then get some wet wipes or an all-purpose cleaner...a few rags etc..
small paintbrushes are ideal to dust/clean in vents and the contours of the dash/etc
small paintbrushes are ideal to dust/clean in vents and the contours of the dash/etc
05-04-2006, 10:39 PM
I use the mink oil from Krown. It is a great product that last me about 10 days in my truck, smells nice, doesn't dry out your plastic and is not too shiny.
Oh, and it smells great.
Oh, and it smells great.
05-07-2006, 10:54 AM
I use brushes to dust the vents and crevices, and then spray everything down with either:
-Meguiars Quik Interior Detailer (leaves no special smell, almost like glass cleaner)
-Meguiars Mirror Glaze Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner and Conditioner (nice Vinyl smell)
-Mother's Preserves (great candy-like smell that isn't overpowering whatsoever)
All of these leave little residue and cause no glare. Microfiber cloths make the product cleanup easier and helps cut down on glare if the product typically causes it.
-Meguiars Quik Interior Detailer (leaves no special smell, almost like glass cleaner)
-Meguiars Mirror Glaze Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner and Conditioner (nice Vinyl smell)
-Mother's Preserves (great candy-like smell that isn't overpowering whatsoever)
All of these leave little residue and cause no glare. Microfiber cloths make the product cleanup easier and helps cut down on glare if the product typically causes it.