WHAT to use to clean the dashboards
06-05-2009, 07:07 AM
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Re: WHAT to use to clean the dashboards
I'm a fan of the Meguiars product line. I'm using the NXT Generation Tech Protect on the dashboard. It smells great, and is "specially engineered high concentration of ESPs blend with patented antiozonants to clean, condition, and protect all vinyl, rubber, and plastic surfaces in the car interior".
For the leather seats, I use Meguiars Rich Leather Spray.
I haven't used the Lexol products as of yet, but the 303 is also in my kit for the rubber seals around the doors, trunk and hood. (It also really helps cut down on some of the noise of the leather rubbing against the centre console!)
I'd be interested in hearing a comparison of the Meguiars line to Lexol from someone who has used both.
For the leather seats, I use Meguiars Rich Leather Spray.
I haven't used the Lexol products as of yet, but the 303 is also in my kit for the rubber seals around the doors, trunk and hood. (It also really helps cut down on some of the noise of the leather rubbing against the centre console!)
I'd be interested in hearing a comparison of the Meguiars line to Lexol from someone who has used both.
06-05-2009, 09:26 AM
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Re: WHAT to use to clean the dashboards
Hmm, the trick with Lexol is to let it dry for at least 2 hours....and not touch it. I swear by Lexol (but I am unsure of the other product you mention).
Lexol always gets a thumbs up because the conditioner is actually revitalizing the oils of the leather, rather than covering them up (think of the stupidly bad Armor All). Lexol therefore not only preserves and protects, but also softens up the leather.
Like I said, just stating my 0.02$. I have done no research on the other product, but like all products, we use those that we either a) like, or b) fall for the marketing...
Lexol always gets a thumbs up because the conditioner is actually revitalizing the oils of the leather, rather than covering them up (think of the stupidly bad Armor All). Lexol therefore not only preserves and protects, but also softens up the leather.
Like I said, just stating my 0.02$. I have done no research on the other product, but like all products, we use those that we either a) like, or b) fall for the marketing...
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