Dust on Black SE Dash
#1
Dust on Black SE Dash
Anyone else out there having trouble keeping their black interiors, especially the dash, clean. The dust on the interior really shows when the sun hits the black dash. Wiping the dash with a damp lint free cloth or rag/cloth with armorall doesn't remove all the dust/lint particles. The only way I can get rid of them is to vacuum them with my shop vac. It's as if the dash is a magnet for dust and lint.
#2
Re: Dust on Black SE Dash
Originally posted by mdmartin92
Anyone else out there having trouble keeping their black interiors, especially the dash, clean. The dust on the interior really shows when the sun hits the black dash. Wiping the dash with a damp lint free cloth or rag/cloth with armorall doesn't remove all the dust/lint particles. The only way I can get rid of them is to vacuum them with my shop vac. It's as if the dash is a magnet for dust and lint.
Anyone else out there having trouble keeping their black interiors, especially the dash, clean. The dust on the interior really shows when the sun hits the black dash. Wiping the dash with a damp lint free cloth or rag/cloth with armorall doesn't remove all the dust/lint particles. The only way I can get rid of them is to vacuum them with my shop vac. It's as if the dash is a magnet for dust and lint.
They are great for dash boards and getting those tiny little bits of dust and dirt out of the seams of leather seats.
#3
Re: Re: Dust on Black SE Dash
Originally posted by jjs
Keep a package of those "SWIFFER" towels in your car for this. Those things work great on floors, tables, lamps, tv's, AND inside the car!!
They are great for dash boards and getting those tiny little bits of dust and dirt out of the seams of leather seats.
Keep a package of those "SWIFFER" towels in your car for this. Those things work great on floors, tables, lamps, tv's, AND inside the car!!
They are great for dash boards and getting those tiny little bits of dust and dirt out of the seams of leather seats.
Swifters are the way to go
#6
Re: Re: Re: Dust on Black SE Dash
Originally posted by Vadim
i second that!
Swifters are the way to go
i second that!
Swifters are the way to go
#8
I have a california duster that I got at Target for 10 bucks. It is a mini one that is made for the dash. I just keep it in the back seat and dust in the morning while my car warms up. Only takes a minute and there is no mess or nothing to run out of unlike the swifter wipes..
#10
Originally posted by see5
Armorall is a dust magnet. If you use it dilute with at least 50% water.
Armorall is a dust magnet. If you use it dilute with at least 50% water.
Tony
#12
Stay away from the Armor All for sure. Save it for the tires. I took my car to a car wash and they Armor Alled everything inside the car so much that there were runs and drips of the crap everywhere!! Not only that, there were two huge smears of it on the inside of my windshield, one right in my light of sight. The plastic around the air vents and the window switches had what looked like huge grease blotches from it, like I just placed a piece of pizza on them. I was on my way to an appointment so I did not have time to go back to the car wash to complain, but I was so steamed!! When I got home I got out the soap and warm water and got it all washed off. I'll never have Armor All inside my car again...especially from someone at a friggen car wash!!
#13
Originally posted by TonyVQ
Stay away from the Armor All for sure. Save it for the tires. I took my car to a car wash and they Armor Alled everything inside the car so much that there were runs and drips of the crap everywhere!! Not only that, there were two huge smears of it on the inside of my windshield, one right in my light of sight. The plastic around the air vents and the window switches had what looked like huge grease blotches from it, like I just placed a piece of pizza on them. I was on my way to an appointment so I did not have time to go back to the car wash to complain, but I was so steamed!! When I got home I got out the soap and warm water and got it all washed off. I'll never have Armor All inside my car again...especially from someone at a friggen car wash!!
Stay away from the Armor All for sure. Save it for the tires. I took my car to a car wash and they Armor Alled everything inside the car so much that there were runs and drips of the crap everywhere!! Not only that, there were two huge smears of it on the inside of my windshield, one right in my light of sight. The plastic around the air vents and the window switches had what looked like huge grease blotches from it, like I just placed a piece of pizza on them. I was on my way to an appointment so I did not have time to go back to the car wash to complain, but I was so steamed!! When I got home I got out the soap and warm water and got it all washed off. I'll never have Armor All inside my car again...especially from someone at a friggen car wash!!
If I had a black dash, I wouldn't use it.
#14
Originally posted by Triple8Sol
Oh that California Car Duster thing? I've seen it before. Does it really work that good? How do you clean it? Is it made by the same company as that California Water Blade thing?
Oh that California Car Duster thing? I've seen it before. Does it really work that good? How do you clean it? Is it made by the same company as that California Water Blade thing?
Tony
#15
thanks
I originally used armor all because the dash was dull almost like a flat black when i purchased the vehicle. The armor all gives it a nice appearance, except for the dust sticking to it. I tried the swifter thing but it didn't get the dust off. Maybee it didn't work because i used armor all 3 days ago...HMMMM...I guess I'll head to Target for the duster. Thanks all for input
#16
Armorall comes in canisters now, wipes, like the Clorox things, etc. I think Armorall is great but you have to be careful and make sure you don't miss spots because it will show later and look terrible. The wipes are better than the spray though because the spray would get on things you didn't want it to (like the windows) and just be a PITA. The wipes seem to work out pretty well.To dust though, I use the Swifter sheets. I just LOVE those things in the house and in the car. This concludes shameless product plugs
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