Interior Cleaning
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Burning Brakes
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From: Providence RI
Interior Cleaning
What do you guys use to clean the interior surfaces of the vette ? Im using Zaino Z-9/10 for the seats, but whats good for the plastic stuff ? Theres got to be something better than Armor All out there 
Race Director
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the worst
armor all the worst.....any of the other big name car companies have better stuff.....no more armor all....
Team Owner
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From: Ventura County, Calif
Damp cloth should be sufficient to clean unless there is serious dirt in your car. All I use is Zaino but many here use and recommend 303 Aerospace products, mostly the protectant but also the cleaner. Check their website at 303products.com. Good luck. 
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Burning Brakes
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Drifting
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From: Wesley Chapel FL
I clean the plastic stuff with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. It removes dirt like nobody's business for those surfaces. I don't use any liquids such as armor all on the inside, only the clean surface left behind.
Instructor
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I wonder if that is going to dry out your surface and lead to cracking and fading over time.
Drifting
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From: Wesley Chapel FL
I made sure to keep the sponge damp. Actually, I'll probably not use it again, the first owner had a bunch of scuffs and dirt but I'm pretty picky on a daily basis and probably won't need it from here on out. I was thinking about getting something decent for a liquid but don't want the greasy look of armor all either.
Melting Slicks
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From: New Port Richey Florida
Sorry....had to do it. 
Safety Car
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Armour All works great on DD, but would never put that stuff in Vette.