Probably the 3M stuff?FR3D said:I have some anti-stain coating done for the interior of my car (i'm not sure what exactly it's called), whenever anything gets dirty (e.g. spilled coffee), I can just wipe them off with cloth
I know it's stupid, but I have no idea what that isLevitron said:Probably the 3M stuff?FR3D said:I have some anti-stain coating done for the interior of my car (i'm not sure what exactly it's called), whenever anything gets dirty (e.g. spilled coffee), I can just wipe them off with cloth
But in my old car, I could easily spot new dust specs too....so it's not just the Mz3 that's like that.2k1_bug said:The funny material they use in the panels and the console is really NOT dust friendly.. you can see every single dust on it.. bugs me coz i like keeping my car clean all the time, especially a new car..![]()
oh okay, that'd probably a good idea.yummum said:I've seen the cleaner with the red brush and have used it. It cleans well but if you brush with it to much you break the fibers of the material and t starts to get all "pilly" (like a sweater after you wash it). You could use it to apply the cleaner and then wipe with a damp cloth instead of the brush.
This is partially true. Any silicone product that is clear is BAD for use on your car. I think Armor All calls this kind Detailers Choice or something. This type of silicone will eventually deteriorate the material. The milky looking stuff is what you want. Normal Armor All is made of this stuff, but there are still better products out there, namely Vinylex and 303 Protectant.Absinthe said:I heard Armor All is not good in the long run.
Not sure whether this is true or not.