lmao I wish I could see that happen [8D]

 

Use meguires to clean the interior and then use this stuff http://www.303products.com/main.php?infopage=protectant . 303 is a uv protectant and is awesome stuff...it also makes everything shiney A lot of people use this on everything...from boats to planes. I buy mine at napa but you can get it online also.

 

I have to agree with you there. I have never had a problem and if you use it all the time then there is never a chance for your dash or anything else you use it on to crack, since you will keep it moisurized. Now if you use it once in a blue moon that may be a diff. story, but thats all I use. It has oil in it.. Oil Lubricates??? It does make the dash glare off the window more, but If there's glare then thtat means I have my sunglasses on! Ohh By the way....Meguires quick detailer wipes contain some of the same chemicals as armorall!!!!

 

Pledge works well too!

 

This is just not true. I've been using armorall for years and my cars dash pads look like brand new after years of use. My 1999 Intrepid that I purchased new still looks like new. Don't believe the rumors.

 

I have been useing Armorall for years as well and just picked up another bottle of it the other day,
it's new & improved with stronger UV protection. Has always worked for me!!!

 

Another vote for Armorall - I've used it for years on ALL of my vehicles. I use it on the dash, as well as the door panels and all the plastic trim, and I have never had a part dry out and appear to be damaged. I personally love the wet look it provides and will continue to use it.

This year I tried the Meguires Dash protection stuff. It foams up, it shines nice - but it smells horrible and makes the car smell the same way for about 2 weeks [:@] So if you must find something other than armorall, I would avoid the Meguires.

 

I just purchased a bottle of the new Armorall with UV protectant for the dash and trim of my new vert... so I hope the increased sun exposure on my vert here in NC won't harm the dash. I've always trusted Armorall so I trust everything will be ok.

 

If its only dust you're trying to get rid of and not really wanting to polish anything up to a shine, I use a little duster brush called California Duster. Its a little red brush made just for dusting dashes and consoles and stuff like that. I've seen them at Auto Zone and O'Reilly but I picked mine up at Walmart for around 10 dollars a year ago and it still works great.

 

I've been using a California Duster for about 10 years now, but I only use it on the exterior paint. It takes a very light touch to remove dust and maintains a nice shine. I have a new one for my new 2007 Mustang GT and I use the old one to clean the wheels of all the brake dust. I would not recommend using the same one for paint and wheels.

V6madman, is the one you use a smaller version for the interior. Mine is like 18" or 20" long including brush and handle. It would be to big and clumsy for the Mustang's interior.