Dashboard Treatment
05-11-2005 | 07:54 AM
#2
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From: Lion City
My Ride: E46 320i, M3 paddle shift, Sat Nav
I won't go for amourall. They tend to evaporate and leave a stain on the glass. Else they are too glossy. 303 protectent is very good brand to use. Makes dash nice and black without that glossy look. No doubt about it! 
05-11-2005 | 02:53 PM
#5
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From: Singapore
My Ride: 530iA Silver Grey , black interior. Premium Package, Navigation System, Head-up Display, Radio Satellite, Adaptive Xenon Headlights. AC Schnitzer Front Lip, H&R springs, Rear red reflector, All season Floor mat,
Originally Posted by alohalc' date='May 11 2005, 03:29 PM
i don't use anything at all but just a damp towel.? once you use armour all, you have to keep using it quite often or it'll turn "white" 
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05-11-2005 | 03:18 PM
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From: San Francisco Bay area
My Ride: '05 545i, silver gray, black leather with anthracite maple wood, sport package, premium sound, navigation, cold weather package, electric rear sunshade, folding rear seat, satellite radio prep, PIAA 4150K fogs, red rear reflectors, hardwired Valentine One
All I use is a California dash duster:
http://www.calcarcover.com/product.aspx?id=1011&cid=101
I use it on the entire interior--especially useful on a black interior.
http://www.calcarcover.com/product.aspx?id=1011&cid=101
I use it on the entire interior--especially useful on a black interior.
05-11-2005 | 04:32 PM
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From: White Plains, NY USA
My Ride: 05 525i SilverGray/Black Step/Nav/Cold/Premium/Xenons
I like to use a damp microfiber towel to keep the dust off. I would stay away from armor all as it can over time turn the dash white as stated earlier & plus i dont care for the shine on the interior I'd rather it on the exterior. If you feel your dash needs a "treatment" then i would recomend Lexol's vinyl cleaner, when you first apply it, it appears shiney then as it dries it gives a slight sheen to the vinyl.
