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02-01-2012, 07:07 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Sydney
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Took my car for a wash and the muppets used some sort of high shine plastic polish on the dash. It is now so shiny (black plastic dash on a holden cruze) that I cannot drive it in the sun without sunglasses.
I have tried wiping down with a dry cloth, a wet cloth, vinyl cleaner, interiro cleaner all with no avail. Any hints on how to remove this shine?. I don't know what product they used, but it has the same type of finish as "armorall", makes a normal plastic dash and interior plastics very very shiny. Any hints would be appreciated before I go and attack the dash with #40 sanding belt.
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how to "unpolish" the dash
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