White marks on dash

[udor]

The kluger dash marks so damn easily. Does anyone know of a good product what will remove the ugly white marks on the KLugers plastics???

[NimrodAUS]

Another Fella has the same issues Quote from Kesawi "My black interior trim tends to get white marks everywhere, especially from finger marks. I've been using Meguiars Gold Class Dash & Trim Foam Protectant, which seems to clear it up and prevent them some what." From this thread http://au.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/inde...t=0#entry373673

[Kesawi]

Another Fella has the same issues Quote from Kesawi "My black interior trim tends to get white marks everywhere, especially from finger marks. I've been using Meguiars Gold Class Dash & Trim Foam Protectant, which seems to clear it up and prevent them some what." From this thread http://au.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/inde...t=0#entry373673

Couldn't have said it better myself :)

It doesn't stop them, but they don't appear as easily.

[NimrodAUS]

LOL

[boleh]

This is the product to combat the problem.. cheap & very effective. but dont apply it on the steering wheel

http://www.armorall.com/products/view_prod...dex=protectants

[Dharma]

Does it remove the marks completely?

[NimrodAUS]

ArmorAll is a fantastic product. But you will either need to soak a cloth in it or clean your glass after using it as its a bit crap on glass/dash screens.

[Dave L]

ArmorAll is a fantastic product. But you will either need to soak a cloth in it or clean your glass after using it as its a bit crap on glass/dash screens.

The best way I have found to use the ArmorAll (which I swear by), is to spray the cloth (don't spray directly onto the dash - unless you can do so without spraying it all over the window etc.).

Give it several coats using the cloth....wait a few minutes to let it penetrate....then wipe off the excess with a clean dry cloth.

[NimrodAUS]

ArmorAll is a fantastic product. But you will either need to soak a cloth in it or clean your glass after using it as its a bit crap on glass/dash screens.

The best way I have found to use the ArmorAll (which I swear by), is to spray the cloth (don't spray directly onto the dash - unless you can do so without spraying it all over the window etc.).

Give it several coats using the cloth....wait a few minutes to let it penetrate....then wipe off the excess with a clean dry cloth.

Yes that would be how I would do it. Spraying Directly is sucky as all the little stray drops that come out leave little greasy marks everywhere.