Dash Cleaning
#13
09-30-2007, 07:00 PM
RE: Dash Cleaning
ORIGINAL: 1funride
Personally I use a damp diaper. No not a disposible; but cloth. They are very soft won't scratch and almost lint free. In fact they work well when you wax your car and use it to buff out the wax.
Okay Okay I can hear the everyone laughing now and I am sure the jokes are coming, but give it a try.
Personally I use a damp diaper. No not a disposible; but cloth. They are very soft won't scratch and almost lint free. In fact they work well when you wax your car and use it to buff out the wax.
Okay Okay I can hear the everyone laughing now and I am sure the jokes are coming, but give it a try.
. but what would be funny i buy a thing of diapers and say a cashier asks how old my kid would be. and i be like i dont have a kid. i just want to wax my car LOL. oh wow that would be so awesome. i think i may just try that though. hehe
#14
09-30-2007, 07:04 PM
RE: Dash Cleaning
ORIGINAL: virgin1
Ahhhh!!!! All you young guys wanna do is spend money!!
Why waste $$$when a plain old, old cotton/poly t-shirt will do nicely???
Ahhhh!!!! All you young guys wanna do is spend money!!
Why waste $$$when a plain old, old cotton/poly t-shirt will do nicely???
#15
10-05-2007, 05:07 PM
RE: Dash Cleaning
Doesn't armorall have oil in it that traps the heat in your dash that cracks it? I heard something like that. I hate spending money.... but this car MADE me do it!! I have dumped way too much cashola into it.... *cry*
#16
10-05-2007, 05:51 PM
RE: Dash Cleaning
I'm honestly not sure what makes up Armour-all, butI had heard it to be hydrocarbon based and from my ownexperiences, does a nice job of cracking (old style) dashboards if not applied regularly.
#17
10-07-2007, 09:17 PM
RE: Dash Cleaning
ORIGINAL: virgin1
No joke, Man. That's a very old trick for waxing too. That's VERY good advice
My only question is: With so many disposables out there, where the HELL do you find cotton diapers anymore?
ORIGINAL: 1funride
Personally I use a damp diaper. No not a disposible; but cloth. They are very soft won't scratch and almost lint free. In fact they work well when you wax your car and use it to buff out the wax.
Okay Okay I can hear the everyone laughing now and I am sure the jokes are coming, but give it a try.
Personally I use a damp diaper. No not a disposible; but cloth. They are very soft won't scratch and almost lint free. In fact they work well when you wax your car and use it to buff out the wax.
Okay Okay I can hear the everyone laughing now and I am sure the jokes are coming, but give it a try.
My only question is: With so many disposables out there, where the HELL do you find cotton diapers anymore?
#18
10-07-2007, 09:27 PM
RE: Dash Cleaning
Armor-all leaves silicon behind. over time it builds up and then on a hot or sunny day CRACK all over your boards and i dont mean the good kind. I like to use black magic, but even with that im kinda iffy on. I'd go with a dry black tee shirt to get rid of the dust and since its black, you dont really see the lint it leaves behind
#20
10-02-2008, 07:08 PM
RE: Dash Cleaning
Iuse micro-fiber towels that you can but at wally world and at auto parts stores at a higher price. They work wounders at cleaning all places of you'r car. Through em in washer after words and ready for next clean-up or dusting.