Cavedog

Last year trim on driver's door was sticky. I used Mink Oil and a scrubby to remove the stickiness. That didn't work well. I ended up using Meguiars Leather Conditioner. I slathered it on. That is between treated and glopped it on. Used on dash board to. This time when I cleaned the windshield I wiped down the dash and it turned white. I am trying Tire Black. It sure got rid of the white. I figured it works on rubber and the wheel well trim and bumper covers on my truck. What can it hurt. What do you use?

jeng9495

Being using armour all for my sticky dash for now. It removes the white sticky residue for the short term. I have a lot of armour all supply so I think I'll use that up first. I was thinking of eventually using the https://stickydashfix.com/products/s...s-ls-2007-2017 that many of the previous forum commenters had great results in the past.

swfla

iTrader: (1)

I've seen several videos on social media where a cooking torch is used to renew whitened plastics. It's a careful melting of just the surface. I don't have any sticky or white issues or I'd volunteer to try it.

jdanielca

Get the Aussie thing that’s made for it , sticky dash fix

Jyancy6624

It’s arriving this week, looks like as long as you do a great job of prep (tape up edges) and multiple coats and take your time this is a great solution. My interior is black on black so I think even if you messed up a little it really won’t be that noticeable. I’ll keep you updated with some pictures after the entirety of the car front and back is fixed.