Armor all Question

Started by crawler92, December 02, 2006, 08:31:01 PM

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crawler92

 :headscratch:  I heard if you armor all your interior, you have to keep doing it forever.  Suposedly it gets into the pores of the material and you have to keep doing it forever or your interior will get cracked and old looking if you dont. Has anyone experienced this???

82rustbeast

Well I heard that if you armor all your hardwood floors in your house then you can slide really really good in socks. But seriously I never seen that happen to interiors, isnt that why they make armorall specially for interiors. They come in rags or something.

kneedownnate

Yes, this is absolutely true.  The same is true of your tires.  It's a petroleum based product, therefore they become addicted and need to have frequent applications.  You can use 303, it's water based and non addictive.
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pfft everyone knows your spose to use brake fluid hellllooooo??!!

kneedownnate

I like a nice hearty coat of 80/90 myself...


Seriously, I usually just wipe off the dust so I don't get any glare. 
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jimbo74

i jsut get a wet rag and wipe it down every so often
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Just buy a carpet dash cover and you don't have to worry about cracks!!! :moon:
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I don't have a dash, so I don't worry about it!
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I use windex or some other household cleaner whatever I have lying around.
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We just hose the mammoth down inside and out, put on a fresh coat of wax and we're good to go :thumbs:
But seriously, armorall sux, maybe it was a Florida thing, but in the hot sun it gets heated up and leaves a residue on the inside of the windshield. Not to meantion it just looks really greasy.
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wow ............ i use spray 9 2 clean then armor 2 polish


lol armor-all= crack lol
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I use Meguiars quick detailer.  It is a spray cleaner for interior stuff.  Won't shine like Armor-all, but won't suck the moisture out and crack you dash either.
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86bobbedtoy

Try the new armorall gell , It comes in a yellow container and costs about 6 dollars. works alot better and isnt so greasy.

abnormaltoy

Quote from: KYOTA on December 02, 2006, 09:31:30 PM
pfft everyone knows your spose to use brake fluid hellllooooo??!!


No, no, no...that's strictly for exterior paint!
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Quote from: Dirt Toy Boy on December 03, 2006, 01:58:54 PM
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Well, you know how it goes sometimes....

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i just leave the windows up with the air on or heat... :nana:
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Wax Shop LRV is a great product.  won't crack your dash, repels static and dust...it's what I use.

rednk1980

i just clean the windsheild when it gets to dirty to see out of.
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Quote from: rednk1980 on December 05, 2006, 10:12:52 PM
i just clean the windsheild when it gets to dirty to see out of.

Haha...that's right....
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86bobbedtoy

(abnormaltoy) The red stuff is for exterior paint, I said the yellow.