RoonsTTer

What's the best method to clean this....after my car returned from the panel shop, the dash area has a "dusty, grey/black" look that was never there before. Anyone have a method to get back the "as delivered" look, ie: low sheen, really black...

NexxTT

Not low sheen, but even coverage - Lexol Vinylex...used by lots of forum mems.

Larrytt

all of the plastic pieces inside and outside the car. The Z-16 is not a high-gloss slippery finish like Armor-All, it is nice and clean and dry.

TP

Agreed. It works great.

Jurgen

Ditto. I use Zaino Z-16 Perfect Tire Gloss.

Lone Starr (Ivan)

bad. I have been tempted to use Lexol Vinylex since it returns plastic and rubber to a new state but the Cali duster gets the dust off.

gtt

ditto the mini duster, works great around my workstation too.

TP

It still may shine (barely) for a day or two, but that quickly goes away. It's amazing how it brings the dash area back to its original black shade. Do 1/2 at a time and you'll see just how gray your dash has become. This is particularly noticeable in my Roadster since there is more opportunity for light to come into the car.

I was skeptical at first because I really wanted to avoid any shine or glare reflected off the windshield. I am very happy with the results.

HTH

Lloyd of the Rings

Lexol Vinylex or Zaino Z-16 will work.

RoonsTTer

Great for all you Americans, I'll have to see if I can get the "Z" products here in Oz