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Old 07-01-2009, 01:31 PM
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Personally I'd stay away from armorall. Autopia forums have a thread about it, and the last post says a lot. A guy that I work with is in to classic cars he and his friends swear armor all ruins your dash and plastic components over time.

heres the link to autopia. Armor All bad??? - Autopia.org

I just use the same auto shampoo/water mix i use to wash the exterior of my car on a microfiber cloth. Then I follow up with a wet microfiber cloth. It keeps the engine clean, and I do it every other time I wash my car. I get any small spots with Adam's detailing spray that I happen to miss.
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