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My plastic and vinyl interior parts are black, and they have like a whitish haze on them. What can I use to get this haze off before I Armorall them?? :confused:
Re: What do you use to clean interior ? (VettePower)
This is what I use on my interior. My seats, etc. are beige so I do not have a white haze but these products work fine. The reason I am replying is to express my preference for conditioners containg lanolin. I find others tend to dry out very quickly. And I do worry about long-term cracking of the vinyl/leather. BTW, the bottle says for leather but it works on vinyl as well.
Looks Great. But I need to get that white haze off before I can get the conditioners applied. Has anyone else had this problem? I would rather clen them up and condition them rather than paint them. But if you have had experiences with this haze let me know. :flag
Re: What do you use to clean interior ? (VettePower)
Whenever I get a new/used car with a trashed interior I use a liberal scubbing with Fantastic or that other 401 stuff. both stink but do wonders with a little elbow grease. Then I will use the Formula 2001 the lime green bottle. Its not as sticky as Armor All and doesnt attract quite the amount of dust armor all does.
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