Dashboard Covers?
02-14-2002, 05:34 PM
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Dashboard Covers?
Do any of you have a dashboard cover for your TLs? I used to have one on my old accord, but i am undecided if i want one on my TLs. Any suggestions as to how they look?
02-15-2002, 12:47 AM
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I think they look very tacky. Hey, you did ask 
I recommend that you invest in a good vinyl protectant instead (Lexol Vinylex for instance). It will keep your vinyl pieces looking great with little fuss.
I recommend that you invest in a good vinyl protectant instead (Lexol Vinylex for instance). It will keep your vinyl pieces looking great with little fuss.
02-15-2002, 12:54 PM
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Originally posted by daverman
I think they look very tacky. Hey, you did ask
I recommend that you invest in a good vinyl protectant instead (Lexol Vinylex for instance). It will keep your vinyl pieces looking great with little fuss.
I think they look very tacky. Hey, you did ask
I recommend that you invest in a good vinyl protectant instead (Lexol Vinylex for instance). It will keep your vinyl pieces looking great with little fuss.
To me it's like people who put seat covers on their leather seats. You spend the money for the leather (I know it's standard on the TL), and then you go and cover it up. I'm sure the next owner of your car appreciates that you kept the seats nice and new for them.
My brother does this and I just don't get it.
As Daverman said you asked, and it's just my opinion.
02-15-2002, 04:11 PM
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Originally posted by daverman
I think they look very tacky. Hey, you did ask
I recommend that you invest in a good vinyl protectant instead (Lexol Vinylex for instance). It will keep your vinyl pieces looking great with little fuss.
I think they look very tacky. Hey, you did ask
I recommend that you invest in a good vinyl protectant instead (Lexol Vinylex for instance). It will keep your vinyl pieces looking great with little fuss.
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