Red08

I've tried warm water, warm water with Dawn dish detergent, various interior cleaners and nothing seems to really work. It looks good while everything is wet, but once dried, those shiny streaks show up again against a flat black finish.

any ideas?

geno01

Put some peanut butter on the dash and let the dog lick the slobber off.

Red08

Hey, now that's an idea I hadn't thought of. Did you try this on your vette?

RagTop69

I had a Husky/Wolf mix who would drool all over the dash and console of my 2000 Camaro. IIRC, I just washed it down and applied some Maguire's vinyl and leather conditioner.

SIGSRIG

How about Back to Black by Maguires ? Works great on outside trim, though I've never tried it on the inside leather.

geno01

Never tried it but I figured if he put it on their maybe he could get it off.

Kenny94945

That's a first for this forum I believe....made me laugh.

Seriously ask AutoGeek (on line chat) or in the detail/ cleaning section of this forum.

Acids/ proteins may have discolored so back to black or other conditioner may be the answer.

Good luck.

Bruze

Yes. Don't let your dog in the car.

Watchie

Question: Passenger or driver's side?

ruxvette

Good catch!

rsparks64

or, don't let the dog drive the car.

billyboy47

Took the words right out of my mouth.

Bruze

Ol' Billy!

jrose7004

I pretty much keep my dogs out of my Vette.

ByRiver

I don't want dog hair, dog drool, or dog Klingon's on the dash or seat of my Corvette.

I have all that, plus other unidentifiable substances in the rear of our SUV, but I don't really care. We bought that vehicle to transport our two large dogs.

billyboy47

Back atcha Bruce Ol' pal.

Bruze

Speaking of dogs:

airmed2

Dog slobber? I've heard it called a lot of things, but never dog slobber, lol.

Judgebull

Was she ugly?...never let them drool in your ride... oh it was a canine dog...oops sorry 😐

Bruze

You guys have no standards at all.

I won't even let an ugly woman get in my car.