Interior care?
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Collins,
I have always used STP's Son of a gun as it is water-based. Armor all is alcohol based if I am not mistaken, not a good thing.
It may not keep that car-show-glow as long as others but I like it.
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See ya at the Apex,
Speedin Bob
'99 "Pi$$ed Off" Red Lightning #2504 Built 6/17/99
NLOC # 438
13.98 @ 98 mph (Rookie Session)
Latest Mods:
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I have always used STP's Son of a gun as it is water-based. Armor all is alcohol based if I am not mistaken, not a good thing.
It may not keep that car-show-glow as long as others but I like it.
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See ya at the Apex,
Speedin Bob
'99 "Pi$$ed Off" Red Lightning #2504 Built 6/17/99
NLOC # 438
13.98 @ 98 mph (Rookie Session)
Latest Mods:
Airaid w/ S&B Powerstack filter retrofit
Clear Corners & Tails
Bug Shield
Duraliner (first addition)
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From: athens, TN
Interior care?
Just wondering what the rest of the world uses to protect their dash and other plastic components from UV damage and to keeping it looking new? I recently tried a black magic product and was not very impressed. I guess it is back to armor all.