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I dust the dash with one of those "wands" then I wipe it down with a damp chamois (spelling??) That works great. I NEVER put Armor All on the dash of the Vette. The door panels I use the same steps.
I use Vinylex by Lexol, but I cut it with water to limit how much I wind up applying. I only do this a couple times a year, the rest of the time I just wipe down with a damp Absorber. I also use thos Pledge Grab-It dust cloths for quick dusting touchups.
I use 303 Aerospace Protectant on all interior vinyl and rubber surfaces. It leaves a new-car sheen. A Pledge Grab-it like product is hard to beat for quick touch-ups.
I periodically clean with a soft damp cotton wash cloth. For dusting, I keep a Swiffer in the console. They're pretty good... available in supermarkets, and pick up dust without streaking. Last for several weeks/months, and cheap.
my interior is black and i dont really mind armour all exept the haze on the windows. It sure looks good with it on :)
The haze is the LEAST of your worries with Armor All. Not only does it attract dust, and is greasy, but it traps heat under it and ruins your dash (through years of wear of course), but still cracks it!
I have a black dash with tan leather seats and panels. I use "Black Magic brand "dash protector on the dash.It looks new with out a shine and does NOT collect dust and does NOT leave finger prints. I use leather cleaner/ restored on the rest.
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