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Originally Posted by Revelie
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. |
Use 303 protectant
303 Products - Aerospace Protectant, High Tech Fabric Guard -* World's Leading Automotive Care Products never armor all! Anyone got any advice on how to clean the sound deadening material underneath the hood? I've got some white stuff that doesn't want to come off it.