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02-04-2003, 05:02 AM

Juki5536

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Washing the baby, need help

Okay, now I'm going to wash my car today (hopefully after it finishes raining) and I was wondering if these products are okay. I got Meguiar's Gold Class leather wipes, Track Auto Concentrate Car Wash, and (the thing I wanted an opinion on) Armorall protective and cleaning wipes. Now my question is, my friend told me that the Armorall wipes are good the first time, but you have to keep re-applying them and they make the finish duller and duller over time. Is this true? I want to clean my dash and various vinyl parts with it, and was wondering if this was okay. He suggested baby wipes? I just don't want my dash to go dull

, so I was wondering if anyone out there used Armorall wipes and could help me? Thanks.

02-04-2003, 05:26 AM

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303 Products are the best to use on your interior.

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02-04-2003, 05:33 AM

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Re: Washing the baby, need help

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Okay, now I'm going to wash my car today (hopefully after it finishes raining) and I was wondering if these products are okay. I got Meguiar's Gold Class leather wipes, Track Auto Concentrate Car Wash, and (the thing I wanted an opinion on) Armorall protective and cleaning wipes. Now my question is, my friend told me that the Armorall wipes are good the first time, but you have to keep re-applying them and they make the finish duller and duller over time. Is this true? I want to clean my dash and various vinyl parts with it, and was wondering if this was okay. He suggested baby wipes? I just don't want my dash to go dull , so I was wondering if anyone out there used Armorall wipes and could help me? Thanks.

Juki, Don't wash her today man. It's gonna rain most of the morning (till noon) and we have another threat of snow coming Thursday. You're just gonna waste time and $$ (IMHO)

Those Armoral wipes are ok, but get something w/ UV protectant for the dash. The sun can do some serious damage to that dash.

02-04-2003, 07:20 AM

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Re: Re: Washing the baby, need help

I have used the Meguier's wipes. They are very wet and leave it quite shiny. You need to wipe off the excess after.

Does anyone know how to remove stains from leather? I have tried a leather cleaner with no luck.

02-04-2003, 09:12 AM

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Re: Re: Re: Washing the baby, need help

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I have used the Meguier's wipes. They are very wet and leave it quite shiny. You need to wipe off the excess after.

Does anyone know how to remove stains from leather? I have tried a leather cleaner with no luck.

what kind of stains?

02-04-2003, 09:32 AM

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Re: what kind of stains?

Not sure, Some kind of drink spill I think.

02-04-2003, 12:16 PM

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But today is such a good day now! I know there's a threat, but I wont be able to wash my car for a while after since itll be so cold. Also, I want it to look good for the N.Va meet on Sat

. It's white and its kinda dirty. But as long as the wipes are okay.

p.s. those 303 products sold in stores? they look kinda hefty in price.

02-05-2003, 08:08 AM

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I washed it, great improvement cause it was real dirty. Couldnt get the inside done xcept for vaccuming the floor, gotta do my leather treatment soon, and I need some touch up and a buff