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Hi,cannot find any information,maybe someone has some suggestions?
I cannot get the Ebony Door Panels on my 2012 GS "Clean"I have used a couple different dressings(Turtle Wax ICE interior) They look great until dry,then a white residue/streaking starts showing.
I tried a couple coats,keep getting the white residue/streaking once dry
Any ideas or thoughts are greatly appreciated
Last edited by Northshore3lt; Sep 8, 2017 at 07:57 AM.
You shouldn't be using anything on the interior except for distilled water. If you "must" use something, I would suggest Adam's VRT. From your description, though, it sounds like the damage to the door panels has already been done, and there isn't any way to reverse it. The VRT will hide it for you at least.
Hi,cannot find any information,maybe someone has some suggestions?
I cannot get the Ebony Door Panels on my 2012 GS "Clean"I have used a couple different dressings(Turtle Wax ICE interior) They look great until dry,then a white residue/streaking starts showing.
I tried a couple coats,keep getting the white residue/streaking once dry
Any ideas or thoughts are greatly appreciated
Agree with all here & owners manual: water. The surfaces already have a type clear-coat so you're really just cleaning that.
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