Cleaned my baby up!
03-08-2012, 11:18 PM
#11
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Looks good!
I'm another one that is strictly against Armor All, in fact, I like to punch people that suggest that to me. I'll stick with my Meguiar's, thank you. I don't want the inside of my truck looking like a glazed donut when you clean it "right." I prefer the showroom floor, straight from the factory looking interior, which Meguiar's is able to do. Heck, I should work for them after all the times I tell people to try it just once and see if they want to go back to Armor All. Just my thoughts, I started rambling again. Whoops.
I'm another one that is strictly against Armor All, in fact, I like to punch people that suggest that to me. I'll stick with my Meguiar's, thank you. I don't want the inside of my truck looking like a glazed donut when you clean it "right." I prefer the showroom floor, straight from the factory looking interior, which Meguiar's is able to do. Heck, I should work for them after all the times I tell people to try it just once and see if they want to go back to Armor All. Just my thoughts, I started rambling again. Whoops.
03-08-2012, 11:32 PM
#12
Iowa Farmer
Looks nice. Is that a ranch hand grille guard? And up here in Iowa (or down for our northern members) It's still sand season. Road construction season is coming fast though. Gotta wash weekly
03-09-2012, 08:34 AM
#14
American member
What are the negatives of furniture polish? Not that its what I always use..but it comes in handy when you just need a quick clean. No it doesn't smell like lemons..
03-09-2012, 04:41 PM
#15
Originally Posted by RyanJParish
Well... Good thing I haven't armoralled it yet. Lol. Can I atleast armourall the dash?
03-09-2012, 04:44 PM
#16
Originally Posted by masitile
What are the negatives of furniture polish? Not that its what I always use..but it comes in handy when you just need a quick clean. No it doesn't smell like lemons..
03-09-2012, 07:36 PM
#17
American member
Originally Posted by swazispencer
General rule of thumb, if its not made for your car dont use it on your car. If you're looking for something to wipe down your paint without having to wash it, I would suggest using a waterless carwash type of solution. Or if its just a little dusty, use a quick detailer.
03-09-2012, 09:30 PM
#18
Oh my bad. For the interior, if you want to leave behind a nice clean shiny look, use interior wipes or an interior spray from Mother's or Meguiar's. Walmart sells them.
03-09-2012, 11:26 PM
#19
American member
Originally Posted by swazispencer
Oh my bad. For the interior, if you want to leave behind a nice clean shiny look, use interior wipes or an interior spray from Mother's or Meguiar's. Walmart sells them.