i think i messed my dash up...pics
well my dash looked fine but was dirty so i wiped it down with some armoral like i always have on all my cars and it was fine till it dried it got super streaky and now it looks like sand paper was rubbed on it lol...i think the rag i used might have had wax or something on it and i didnt notice
so my question is there anything i can use to get th dash back to normal with out painting or replacing?

so my question is there anything i can use to get th dash back to normal with out painting or replacing?
yeah pretty sure thats not what he asked, but typical to answer with a stupid remark.
I would try some leather conditioner like from meguiars and see if that can recondition the material. or try peanut butter that works for everything else.
I would try some leather conditioner like from meguiars and see if that can recondition the material. or try peanut butter that works for everything else.
thanks ...i have some meguiars interior spray but i havent tried it yet...how would i use the penut butter for it? lol
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^^^ armor all is awful for cars. People who are into detailing never use armor all because it can, in time, lead to dull or craccking on whatever it was used on
My best advice would be to get some Goo Gone, and try and clean off the dash of the Armor All garbage. Then use a light citrus (1:1 ratio or less with water) cleansing of the dash to pick up any residue. Then, use a proper vinyl protectant, like 303 Aerospace Protectant.
^^^ That's what I was about to say too.
Another thing that might help you get some ideas: you may know how black ABS trim or panel pieces on some cars get really ugly if you accidentally get wax on them? Well, take the fender from a first year model Element for example. You get rub on wax on that thing and it's going to leave this really ugly white residue, because the texture has deep spots where concentrated bits of wax gather and you can buff them down like you would wax on a smooth surface.
That might be what happened to your dash. You have deep spots of something that would otherwise be clear if it was applied in a very thin film. I can't see your dash so I'm just guessing and could be all wrong too. Thats for you to decide.
Another thing that might help you get some ideas: you may know how black ABS trim or panel pieces on some cars get really ugly if you accidentally get wax on them? Well, take the fender from a first year model Element for example. You get rub on wax on that thing and it's going to leave this really ugly white residue, because the texture has deep spots where concentrated bits of wax gather and you can buff them down like you would wax on a smooth surface.
That might be what happened to your dash. You have deep spots of something that would otherwise be clear if it was applied in a very thin film. I can't see your dash so I'm just guessing and could be all wrong too. Thats for you to decide.
I use armor all on my dash and ive never had this problem. Does the Aero Space vinyl protectant leave a shine too?
I usually just dust my dash and interior plastics off and occasionally wipe it down with a damp cloth. I've also used vinyl and leather cleaners and conditioners by Meguiar's, but never had issues with them. The ones I use aren't greasy, shiny or sticky. It's nothing that leaves a thick residue.
Seriously...call Armor-All snapping out and demand they cover the damages. My boy used that thing called the ding-king back in the day. You know, Billy Mays sold it. Well, it removed the "ding", but created two other dings much worse in the process. The company paid to have the whole side of his car repaired professionally. I'd call them snapping out and make them cut a check, at which point I'd buy another color interior.
Armor-all is nothing but a joke and all their products are just a bunch of ****. I used it ONCE on my old SAAB I had and it made everything greasy and gross. And if you put the product on to much in one space it was really hard not to notice the giant "shiny" spot and it would just not rub out for the life of me.
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OT - NOFX, PM I have a question for you! Not dirty
Armor-all is nothing but a joke and all their products are just a bunch of ****. I used it ONCE on my old SAAB I had and it made everything greasy and gross. And if you put the product on to much in one space it was really hard not to notice the giant "shiny" spot and it would just not rub out for the life of me.
OT - NOFX, PM I have a question for you! Not dirty
OT - NOFX, PM I have a question for you! Not dirty





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