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St. Jude Donor '13
Cheaper at Walmart. I use it on the inner wheel wells, the cowl up by the windshield, the tires, the black plastics under the hood, but not on the dash or weather stripping. If you apply it on the trim watch the paint. It will stain the paint. I also use it on my Jeep Grand on all the body side moldings and front and rear bumpers. It restores the faded out whitish look and makes it look like new.
Cheaper at Walmart. I use it on the inner wheel wells, the cowl up by the windshield, the tires, the black plastics under the hood, but not on the dash or weather stripping. If you apply it on the trim watch the paint. It will stain the paint. I also use it on my Jeep Grand on all the body side moldings and front and rear bumpers. It restores the faded out whitish look and makes it look like new.
I love the stuff.
Do you think it's a good idea to use it on the dash?