Remove Armor All
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Woolite+water is a safer solution.
These are guesses.
1) Rub with dry paper towels (I don't think that will work but it's a start)
2) Try denatured alcohol on an inconspicuous spot
3) Try ammonia
4) Try Soilax
Worst case-cover the dash with black cloth and wait for the Armor-All to seep all the way in?
Maybe chasing it with a lower luster penetrant will help.
1) Rub with dry paper towels (I don't think that will work but it's a start)
2) Try denatured alcohol on an inconspicuous spot
3) Try ammonia
4) Try Soilax
Worst case-cover the dash with black cloth and wait for the Armor-All to seep all the way in?
Maybe chasing it with a lower luster penetrant will help.
Dawn mixed with water 50/50
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That's why I use leather conditioner on all my interior surfaces. I hate that fake glossy shine,leather conditioner makes it look rich and nourished,plus I like the smell. The old school Lexol worked really good as an interior detailer,I'm not sure about the new current formula.
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Originally Posted By: rooflessVW
Woolite+water is a safer solution.
The best interior cleaner. Especially good on leather seats.
Woolite+water is a safer solution.
The best interior cleaner. Especially good on leather seats.
I tried a little Gain dish washing liquid on a paper towel followed by a wipe down with Windex.
The problem is that ever since I wiped the dash with an Armor All cloth wipe the wind shield keeps getting a film on it that is almost impossible to get rid of.
This is a non smokers car.
Its a 2010 Elantra.
Was there a problem with their dash boards degassing?
The car gets a lot of direct sunlight on the dash.
The problem is that ever since I wiped the dash with an Armor All cloth wipe the wind shield keeps getting a film on it that is almost impossible to get rid of.
This is a non smokers car.
Its a 2010 Elantra.
Was there a problem with their dash boards degassing?
The car gets a lot of direct sunlight on the dash.
Clean interior with any all purpose cleaner diluted to the proper ratio. Armor all seems to off gas from dash. I like chemical guys Silk Shine or VRP for interior. Apply, let penetrate, then buff off any excess. No greasy feel or fake shine.
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