Dash Care
Dash Care
I usually don't put anything on the dash. I just wipe it down with a damp cloth and dry it with a soft cloth right behind it. Today, when the sun was shining, it almost looks like a chalky residue. So its time to put something on it to protect it and what is the best thing to use?
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i also never cared for dash dressing until I saw a few pics of Optimum in action and decided to try it. It holds up forever and can be worked to a fairly flat finish. 303 never impressed me, but the masses surely prove me wrong.
i also never cared for dash dressing until I saw a few pics of Optimum in action and decided to try it. It holds up forever and can be worked to a fairly flat finish. 303 never impressed me, but the masses surely prove me wrong.
http://www.optimumcarcare.com/proplus.htm?li=6
i also never cared for dash dressing until I saw a few pics of Optimum in action and decided to try it. It holds up forever and can be worked to a fairly flat finish. 303 never impressed me, but the masses surely prove me wrong.
i also never cared for dash dressing until I saw a few pics of Optimum in action and decided to try it. It holds up forever and can be worked to a fairly flat finish. 303 never impressed me, but the masses surely prove me wrong.
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