Cleaning/Maintaining Dashboard
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I use Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer on the dash. Leaves bsolutely no glare and no oily or slippery feel, just a new look. This product has UVA and UVB protectors so no worry about premature aging. It is also nearly odorless. I use this on all the interior, including the NAV screen.
If you want a slightly glossier sheen, Meguiar's Natural Shine gives that. If you want a lot of gloss then Meguiar's Supreme Shine is your product. Most of these products are widely available at Target, WalMart and almost all automotive parts suppliers.
FWIW, Both Natural Shine and Supreme Shine work great on rubber including tires. Very versatile.
If you want a slightly glossier sheen, Meguiar's Natural Shine gives that. If you want a lot of gloss then Meguiar's Supreme Shine is your product. Most of these products are widely available at Target, WalMart and almost all automotive parts suppliers.
FWIW, Both Natural Shine and Supreme Shine work great on rubber including tires. Very versatile.
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Great thread, just what I was looking for!!!
Ima noob when it comes to cars and maintaining them.![Uhh...](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/1387914497.gif)
I just bought a NEW '09 IS350 black/black two weeks ago
so i want to take care of my baby!
Noob question:
I'm leaning more towards the 303 aerospace but is it safe to use on the NAV screen?
Ima noob when it comes to cars and maintaining them.
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I just bought a NEW '09 IS350 black/black two weeks ago
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Noob question:
I'm leaning more towards the 303 aerospace but is it safe to use on the NAV screen?
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Great thread, just what I was looking for!!!
Ima noob when it comes to cars and maintaining them.![Uhh...](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/1387914497.gif)
I just bought a NEW '09 IS350 black/black two weeks ago
so i want to take care of my baby!
Noob question:
I'm leaning more towards the 303 aerospace but is it safe to use on the NAV screen?
Ima noob when it comes to cars and maintaining them.
![Uhh...](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/1387914497.gif)
I just bought a NEW '09 IS350 black/black two weeks ago
![Cool](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/cool.gif)
Noob question:
I'm leaning more towards the 303 aerospace but is it safe to use on the NAV screen?
As for the nav screen, I probably wouldnt use it there. It shouldnt harm the screen, I just think theres better options. Instead, I would go with either diluted Optimum No Rinse or just a damp microfiber towel w/ distilled water.
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I hit the nav screen with the same microfiber I just washed the interior windows with. It has some residual window cleaner (sprayway in this case) but I do not add any more to the cloth. Comes out fine. I have tried 303 aerospace on the nav screen, and it just leaves a streaky mess.
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imo, 303 Aerospace is the way to go.
As for the nav screen, I probably wouldnt use it there. It shouldnt harm the screen, I just think theres better options. Instead, I would go with either diluted Optimum No Rinse or just a damp microfiber towel w/ distilled water.
As for the nav screen, I probably wouldnt use it there. It shouldnt harm the screen, I just think theres better options. Instead, I would go with either diluted Optimum No Rinse or just a damp microfiber towel w/ distilled water.
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I just use a semi-moist Absorber to wipe down my dash, interior windows, and door panels for the most part. (I use Lexol when it needs it). Works great for normal wear and dust accumulation.
I heard that Armor-All is too alcoholic and dulls or fades car interiors after substantial exposure and time. I actually used Armor-All interior detailing wipes for my 98 4thGen Maxima for a couple years and I noticed a slow dulling effect from black to dary grey. This forced me to apply the Armor-All more frequently, as this "greying" only happened once the Armor-All "glaze" dried off. Obviously, I did not want to experiment with this phenomenon on the Lex.
I haven't had any problems as to date w/ the Lex procedure, but since I already own a couple bottles of Meguiar's Quik Detailer, I'ma try it out and see if it makes a noticeable difference.
I heard that Armor-All is too alcoholic and dulls or fades car interiors after substantial exposure and time. I actually used Armor-All interior detailing wipes for my 98 4thGen Maxima for a couple years and I noticed a slow dulling effect from black to dary grey. This forced me to apply the Armor-All more frequently, as this "greying" only happened once the Armor-All "glaze" dried off. Obviously, I did not want to experiment with this phenomenon on the Lex.
I haven't had any problems as to date w/ the Lex procedure, but since I already own a couple bottles of Meguiar's Quik Detailer, I'ma try it out and see if it makes a noticeable difference.
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I just use a semi-moist Absorber to wipe down my dash, interior windows, and door panels for the most part. (I use Lexol when it needs it). Works great for normal wear and dust accumulation.
I heard that Armor-All is too alcoholic and dulls or fades car interiors after substantial exposure and time. I actually used Armor-All interior detailing wipes for my 98 4thGen Maxima for a couple years and I noticed a slow dulling effect from black to dary grey. This forced me to apply the Armor-All more frequently, as this "greying" only happened once the Armor-All "glaze" dried off. Obviously, I did not want to experiment with this phenomenon on the Lex.
I haven't had any problems as to date w/ the Lex procedure, but since I already own a couple bottles of Meguiar's Quik Detailer, I'ma try it out and see if it makes a noticeable difference.
I heard that Armor-All is too alcoholic and dulls or fades car interiors after substantial exposure and time. I actually used Armor-All interior detailing wipes for my 98 4thGen Maxima for a couple years and I noticed a slow dulling effect from black to dary grey. This forced me to apply the Armor-All more frequently, as this "greying" only happened once the Armor-All "glaze" dried off. Obviously, I did not want to experiment with this phenomenon on the Lex.
I haven't had any problems as to date w/ the Lex procedure, but since I already own a couple bottles of Meguiar's Quik Detailer, I'ma try it out and see if it makes a noticeable difference.
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