Dashboard cleaning
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What products are everyone using to clean or dust there new NX dashboards. I remember reading somewhere that some dashboards were getting scratches on them. So what is the BEST product and method.
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I’ve been using a spray of water and vinegar. Works well, leaves no residue and thrifty.
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I’ve been using STP Son of a Gun on all our Lexus for years. Spray a little on a soft cloth.
No smell, a little sheen and not greasy. Seems to help with the dust sticking.
I use a damp cloth most of the time.
As with anything, do not get it on the cluster screen, nav or other shiny surfaces.
No smell, a little sheen and not greasy. Seems to help with the dust sticking.
I use a damp cloth most of the time.
As with anything, do not get it on the cluster screen, nav or other shiny surfaces.
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A Tech guy at the dealership told me he keeps a swiffer in his glove box and periodically when sitting at a red light he just 'dusts' the dash board, etc. It's a great idea. I do it in the NX.
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I use Griot's Garage interior detailer and it works great as a maintenance product. Works on the infotainment screen and safe to use on all surfaces including the seats.
Only use a plush microfiber on the dash and very light pressure as it scratches very easily.
Only use a plush microfiber on the dash and very light pressure as it scratches very easily.
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I just use a duster type brush to wipe over all the interior plastics, and then twice a year give them a spray and wipe with 303 aerospace protectant. I do the same with the leather seats.
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