i have a question. does anybody know of a interior cleaner that does not attract dust like crazy? i use either armour all or turtle wax F21 protectant on my dash and stuff, and then i drive around with my windows open, and here in southern utah, there is always dust blowing in the air. i have a really dusty dash like 4 days after cleaning it. i just wanna know if there is a product that does not attract dust.

 

I have used 303 and it does not attract a lot of dust at all.

 

ive heard good things about 303..

also one tip that i've learned is to keep a few swiffer clothes in my glove compartment and anytime the dash gets a little dusty i just wipe it down. all gone in about 1 min. and dash looks great.

 

I use 303 and it works well but I also have an MF to wipe the interior when I see dust.

 

sorry, kinda a noob, whats an MF??

 

I ordered a custom dash pad from an eBay vendor. Looks swank and won't show dust.

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Microfiber towels. I've been using Swiffer and Pledge wipes for my interior, which also work really well.

Prinz II & Blues: 303. Is that the 303 vinyl protectant? How would you compare that to the Lexol vinyl protectant?

 

303 is good stuff... it is the product that is used on boats, & the marine envionment is much more harsh than normal conditions

 

303 also makes a good fabric cleaner/protection product for cloth interiors and carpets

 

Both are very good products. For me, the 303 lasts a bit longer and I believe it has a bit more UV protection. In my experience, the 303 also has a bit more matte type finish than the Lexol.

 

I use the Armour oil interior wipes (yellow bottle) and im good for about a week, I loVe em...

 

on the Swiffer. I used AA on mine and have had the same problem. Plus I'm a smoker, so that always creates a problem with ashes flying everywhere. So basically I have to live with that until I can do the smart thing and quit lol. But I do keep a supply of Swiffers on hand and when it gets dirty I just wipe it clean in about 30 seconds. Easy.

 

I use Meguiars on the dash and keep a MF "mitt" in the glove compartment for touch-ups.