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It's vinyl as far as I know. The 303 Protectant is a good product.
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Thanks for the recommendation. I use 303 products on my C5 convertible top and it works better than any other top cleaner and protectant on the market. Will try it on dashboard.
05-23-2013, 04:06 PM
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Another vote here for 303 Protectant.
A tip: After you apply the 303, let it dry about an hour or so and then buff the area with a clean, lint-free cloth. Will even out the finish, creating, IMHO, a more fresh-from-Bowling-Green look.
A tip: After you apply the 303, let it dry about an hour or so and then buff the area with a clean, lint-free cloth. Will even out the finish, creating, IMHO, a more fresh-from-Bowling-Green look.