Hi all what’s the best stuff for cleaning the dash I have been using Armor All I think its silicon based but it attracts dust like a magnet any suggestions

Use nothing. Just a cloth. Best way to stop it attracting any more dust.

[quote name='shorty' date='Oct 17 2005, 06:28 PM']Hi all what’s the best stuff for cleaning the dash I have been using Armor All I think its silicon based but it attracts dust like a magnet any suggestions 
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i use auto glym vinyl and rubber care. it seems to give out a real nice finish and the smell is real nice. don't think its the best stuff on the market, but its not too badly price and works well.

Cheers Guys

Use a very slightly damp cloth one of those microfibre things, don't use any cleaner etc. as it will make shiny and it's not meant to be

Cheers

I use those Pledge duster things, you know they ones that attract dust - one wipe and you'd be amazed, nice lemon fragrance as well

I use a VAX vacuum cleaner with the brush attachment - gets it all off.

[quote name='Zee007' date='Oct 17 2005, 07:30 PM']Use nothing.  Just a cloth.  Best way to stop it attracting any more dust.
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In particular, a [i]microfibre [/i]cloth. They pick up all sorts of crap easily (the ones that feel like they're gonna stick to you when you run your fingers over it...)

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303 Aerospace Protector with a microfibre cloth. This stuff protects against UV light fading the dash and comes up a very nice satin effect.

Meguiar's dash cleaner + microfibre cloth

[quote name='Mr Morse' date='Oct 18 2005, 09:11 AM']303 Aerospace Protector with a microfibre cloth. This stuff protects against UV light fading the dash and comes up a very nice satin effect.
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where can u get this from mike???

[quote name='i_love_my_IS200' date='Oct 18 2005, 10:55 AM'][quote name='Mr Morse' date='Oct 18 2005, 09:11 AM']303 Aerospace Protector with a microfibre cloth. This stuff protects against UV light fading the dash and comes up a very nice satin effect.
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where can u get this from mike???
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Can buy it from the Autopia website:

[url="http://autopia-carcare.com/index.html"]AUTOPIA[/url]

I always buy several items at a time to cut down on shipping costs. And you won't be hit for Duty / VAT

Has anybody tried using the back of that bloody cat that walks across yer bonnet ?? Apparently they clean the dash really well....

[quote name='Lex-aholic' date='Oct 18 2005, 10:07 AM']Has anybody tried using the back of that bloody cat that walks across yer bonnet ??   Apparently they clean the dash really well....
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Knob!

I don't like the shiny look many products leave (looks tacky and cheap).

I use the brush head off a hoover then a damp microfibre cloth.

Works a treat for a couple of days then back to square one.

I'd rather do that than have a shiny dash.

I made the mistake of using a dash wipe on my car (Armourall one)...now soooo shiny I can hardly see through the windscreen when it's sunny. Sorking on wiping it off presently...

I'd say a damp cloth etc are best bets.

A damp cloth won't prevent your dash from fading in bright sunlight......need to use a product that contains a UV screen, such as 303 Aerospace Protectant