Does anyone know a good way to get lint, and or dust off the plastic covers for the gauges on the dash? Are there any products that keep dust away from the dash?

 

I haven't ever seen anything that repels dust. I usually use a can of air to get all of the dust off. Be sure that you don't armor-all the gauges. It will discolor the plastic and attract more dust. Hope this helps...

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Rosewood 97 3.2 TL Premium
-HID Headlights
-PIAA 1400X Platinum Series Fogs
-Clifford Solaris Alarm w/Remote Start
-Alpine Deck 7862
-Punch 800 Amplifier
-Obcon Custom Prefab Box w/Fosgate HX2 subs
-Infiniti Tweets

 

good question... I've been using the rag that came with my navigation unit. It doesn't scratch the plastic like other rags do. (don't buy it from Acura though, it's about $35... get an eyeglass rag if you decide to do this).

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2000 Acura 3.2 TL w/ Navigation
Satin Silver / Ebony Interior
* Factory Spoiler & CD Changer
* Burlwood Shift Knob
* 35% Tint
* Removed Acura & 3.2TL Badging From Trunk
* Removed Front Plate Holder
* Comptech Parts In My Basement!!
[Waiting For Headers (Feb 28th)]

 

Try Static Duster. They really do work!

http://www.seenontv.com/prod-pages/staticdust.html

 

California mini Duster, should be able to get at auto parts store PEP BOYS, TRAK,

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2000 3.2TL Nighthawk Black/Ebony/Navigation/ Optional Factory Chrome Multi Spoke 16" Wheels/Factory Underbody Kit/Factory Spoiler/Moonroof Visor/Factory 6-CD Changer/Trunk Mat/Factory Black Wheel Well Trim/Clifford IG8000 Alarm System w/add-ons/%51 Tint/Weathertech Floormats /Michelin Arcctic Alpin Winter Tires on Stock Wheels/Factory Car Cover/Factory Gold Emblems Grille & Exhaust Tips

 

Love this thing! Just bust this thing out at stop lights, in traffic, of if I got time to burn before class starts.



hiding in the passenger side door

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screw mods...I want a sportbike.

 

That's what i do!!!


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now ordering AEM short ram

 

Yeah, hardly noticeable at all. Really.

 

I use the cloth that is the replacements for the swifer. They attract dust pretty well, I keep it also in the door. They only thing is that you can use it a few times before it starts to wear and tear.. but a box is pretty cheap. I can dust the whole interior without harming any of the surfaces. This works particularly well on the gauges.

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LOL


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96 Sherwood Green Accord EX
02 Aegean Blue TL Type-S(on the way)

 

Try some Plexus.
http://www.properautocare.com/plexus.html

I'm talked to the guys from proper autocare and they know their stuff. I'm going to order me some very soon.

 

great idea with the swifters, I'll try that...

 

LoL.. i gotta get me one of those

 

Use microfiber cloth. They are the same materials used to clean glasses. It works great with no lint. U can buy a set at Sam's Club or order some.


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2001 3.2TL with Nav
Satin Silver Metallic
Factory Rear Wing Spoiler

 

Drive your TL only in clean rooms.

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2001, Acura, TL,
Nighthawk Black
w/Nav

 

haha, yeh, everyone who gets in the car asks me what the hell is that red crap in the pocket. i tell them to take it out, and then i make them wipe my dashboard.

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screw mods...I want a sportbike.

 

LOL...great idea!



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Mugen exhaust
now ordering AEM short ram