Question on Dashboard dressing...
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Question on Dashboard dressing...
Folks, I've tried several products to highlight the beauty of my E55 dashboard (e.g., Armorall. Vinylex)..... seems I really can't get a decent luster..... I'm not seeking a high gloss finish but I am trying to get more luster/richness than I have today. I'd love to hear what you folks use.....
And, by the way, please let me know what tire dressing you use and if it's a high gloss or moderate finish..... Thanks again.
2001 E55
And, by the way, please let me know what tire dressing you use and if it's a high gloss or moderate finish..... Thanks again.
2001 E55
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The reason is that MB designed it not to luster. I think you're stuck in the 80's with the shiney interior vinyl look. The trend now is non reflective materials that don't reflect back onto the windshield and in my eyes, don't look cheap.
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Re: Question on Dashboard dressing...
Try Lexol or Finish First.
Originally posted by rvmasi
Folks, I've tried several products to highlight the beauty of my E55 dashboard (e.g., Armorall. Vinylex)..... seems I really can't get a decent luster..... I'm not seeking a high gloss finish but I am trying to get more luster/richness than I have today. I'd love to hear what you folks use.....
And, by the way, please let me know what tire dressing you use and if it's a high gloss or moderate finish..... Thanks again.
2001 E55
Folks, I've tried several products to highlight the beauty of my E55 dashboard (e.g., Armorall. Vinylex)..... seems I really can't get a decent luster..... I'm not seeking a high gloss finish but I am trying to get more luster/richness than I have today. I'd love to hear what you folks use.....
And, by the way, please let me know what tire dressing you use and if it's a high gloss or moderate finish..... Thanks again.
2001 E55
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I've used the Klasse product that is sold here.
It's not a shiny, greasy finish that armorall leaves. Its a nice clean look.
I plan on cleaning my interior tonight maybe i'll shoot some pics.
By the way, after using some of the products sold on proper auto care you'll be addicted. They sell the best stuff out there.
It's not a shiny, greasy finish that armorall leaves. Its a nice clean look.
I plan on cleaning my interior tonight maybe i'll shoot some pics.
By the way, after using some of the products sold on proper auto care you'll be addicted. They sell the best stuff out there.
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Nice luster, without that fake Armor All look. Just like you think it would look like straight from the factory. You can get it at a boater's supply store like West Marine. Pricey, but it doesn't take much.
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I just use the regular Armorall interior formula. Shines bright for about a week and then goes to just a nice finish on my 202's dash. The ultrashine formula just makes it look cheap and stupid.