What do you use on your Black Dash?
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What do you use on your Black Dash?
I noticed my Black Dash seems a little discolored, not too bad but noticeable and I want to find a product to help bring it back. So what do you all use on your Leather/Vinyl?
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mike v
Back to Black restorer,, then apply pig spit, from Harley Davidson.. Can also be found on line. It will out last all the rest. Apply it to all your black parts-inside & out.
Looks like most are using the "303 Aerospace Protectant" just ordered some to try...
Looks like most are using the "303 Aerospace Protectant" just ordered some to try...
Last edited by mike venth; 07-14-2016 at 10:02 AM.
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Le Mans Master
http://wizardsproducts.com/tire-vinyl-shine-22-oz/
I also keep a large black bath towel doubled length wise on the dash, so it doesn't get so dang hot... and I use some sunshades when parked in the sunshine...
I also keep a large black bath towel doubled length wise on the dash, so it doesn't get so dang hot... and I use some sunshades when parked in the sunshine...
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Instructor
303 Aerospace Protectant is what I use on all my plastic, rubber, and non-leather interior and exterior surfaces. It really does a great job on tires, the front deflector under the bumper, and fender wells too. Just great stuff!
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#5
Burning Brakes
I agree 100%, try this stuff it really works great on all those things. I had a C5 owner ask me what I use just tonight. Had to ask me because my under hood pieces look so good.
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Race Director
Liquid Glass Connisure leather, vinyl and rubber conditioner. Used it on my dash and door panals 6 months ago and still looks great.
#8
Racer
I have a cover craft dash mat that is black that has the opening for my heads up display on my 2000 coupe. it helps protect my dash in this 100 degree heat in northern ca.
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303 Aerospace is great and I use it on my tires, front air dam and fender wells. For the dash and non leather interior I use water and a blue Scott shop towel.
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If you're going to use something on the dash/door panels/etc., this stuff is very good.
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As a lot of others said go with 303 Aerospace Protectant, its the cats nuts lol.
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I did not think of this, I use it on our Boat so I will try it out.
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Another vote for 303.
And a comment that 303 aerospace protectant is the same as 303 automotive protectant. It was hard to find around here, but the auto parts stores started carrying the automotive version. The bottle color, labeleing, and name are different, but it is the same product per the manufacturers web site FAQ's.
I also found it is quite expensive in the 16oz spray bottles, but if you are going to use quite a bit of it, the gallon jugs are available on line for about 1/3rd of the price per oz.
And a comment that 303 aerospace protectant is the same as 303 automotive protectant. It was hard to find around here, but the auto parts stores started carrying the automotive version. The bottle color, labeleing, and name are different, but it is the same product per the manufacturers web site FAQ's.
I also found it is quite expensive in the 16oz spray bottles, but if you are going to use quite a bit of it, the gallon jugs are available on line for about 1/3rd of the price per oz.
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I only use water or diluted simple green along with a boar's hair brush to clean my interior plastics.