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10-27-2008, 09:53 AM
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ahhhh ****, chiropractor would do me wonders I know.. I just might do that, usually I just sit it out and let it get better, wolverien style
haha I bet theyre pretty good live
10-27-2008, 10:28 AM
Hey Guys,
I hate starting useless threads about shyte so I figure I post my question here.
What do you all use for interior detailing? I tend to only use mild soap and water on my door panels and dash. I keep a swifter handy for any dust build up. I've always hated the greasy film that Armour leaves behind not to mention it darkens all the panels after it is applied. I like the "non wet look" for the interior parts.
I've read good things about 303 Areospace. Can anyone vouch for this or offer any suggestions?
I hate starting useless threads about shyte so I figure I post my question here.
What do you all use for interior detailing? I tend to only use mild soap and water on my door panels and dash. I keep a swifter handy for any dust build up. I've always hated the greasy film that Armour leaves behind not to mention it darkens all the panels after it is applied. I like the "non wet look" for the interior parts.
I've read good things about 303 Areospace. Can anyone vouch for this or offer any suggestions?
10-27-2008, 10:45 AM
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yup, it's pretty good, but i haven't really found a way to spread it evenly cross the console. the little bumps make it abit difficult. So i end up applying multiple coats to get an even shine.
DON'T spray it directly onto the panels, spray it onto a towel then spread it out, or else you'll have patches for sure.
DON'T spray it directly onto the panels, spray it onto a towel then spread it out, or else you'll have patches for sure.