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    As it says in the title, I want to get my dash looking like new. There`s a mark on it from one of those sticky pads (you know, you put things on them and they don`t slide off) Big mistake putting that on, it was only on there for like a month and nothing that I know of will remove the mark left. The dash also seems to be losing its luster (although this may be me being picky) I`ve tried AA and 303, neither of which removes the mark or seems to restore the finish. I think the dash pad is made of vinyl, but I`m not sure (I have an `02 Camaro.) Does anyone know of a really good restoration product I can use???
    2002 Navy Blue Metallic Camaro

    Cammed and stalled V6 beast. New 1/4 times coming soon!

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    For the mark I would start with wd-40 on a terry cloth

    (spray some on the cloth and hold it there, it should disolve the adhesive)

    then clean all the vinyl surfaces with a good apc,

    then try the aa again

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    So far this year I`ve been enjoying FK1 #108 (Top Kote), very nice product.

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    APC? sorry, I don`t know what the abbreviation means. I will try AA.
    2002 Navy Blue Metallic Camaro

    Cammed and stalled V6 beast. New 1/4 times coming soon!

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    Thanks, I will try the AA. Any suggestions as to what brand APC I should use, or does it matter?
    2002 Navy Blue Metallic Camaro

    Cammed and stalled V6 beast. New 1/4 times coming soon!

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    The WD-40 worked great, took that mark right off. It also makes the dash shine like none other..is it safe to leave it on the dash? I`m thinking not, but I like the shine...
    2002 Navy Blue Metallic Camaro

    Cammed and stalled V6 beast. New 1/4 times coming soon!

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    I really don`t think you want to leave WD40 on the surface of the dash as I don`t think that`s good for the vinyl at all. I`d wash it off reelly well and apply 303 aerospace protectant again. Apply somewhat liberally with a foam pad i nlong strokes along the length of the dash, let it set for a few minutes, then wipe again with the foam pad. Do a final wipe with a clean MF towel.

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    No get the wd-40 off the dash

    as it will disolve any adhesive!

    again

    "For the mark I would start with wd-40 on a terry cloth

    (spray some on the cloth and hold it there, it should disolve the adhesive)

    then clean all the vinyl surfaces with a good apc,

    then try the aa again"

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    I already wiped it off. I`ll clean it again though. I always get such good, quick responses on this board, it`s amazing. Thanks everyone.
    2002 Navy Blue Metallic Camaro

    Cammed and stalled V6 beast. New 1/4 times coming soon!

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    No problem glad we could help.

    I am always willing to help out a fellow camaro guy

    (even if it is a v6... j/k)

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    goto your local pepboys and try an armorall wipe they sell singles, so if you don`t like it then you are out 50cents

 

 

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