What do most folks use to preserve the dash covers etc. these days that
really works?
I'm leaning towards a silicon based solution as I think stuff like
amorall suck...
JT
Probably the best thing is a fold up reflector.
> What do most folks use to preserve the dash covers etc. these days that
> really works?
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> JT
^ Thats the best, because it blocks the sun altogether.

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> What do most folks use to preserve the dash covers etc. these days that
> really works?
>
> I'm leaning towards a silicon based solution as I think stuff like
> amorall suck...
Do NOT use anything at all excpt *plain water*. The vinyls in use today are
very durable on their own. The snake oils sold for vinyl "preservation" are
more likely to cause long-term damage as their components break down under
heat and UV.
If you're in a very hot environment like Arizona, get a light-colored cloth
dash cover to keep heat and UV away from the vinyl, or get the wife to sew
one up.

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Grumpy AuContraire - 28 Aug 2006 18:24 GMT
> > What do most folks use to preserve the dash covers etc. these days that
> > really works?
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> TeGGeR®
I like the dash cover idea but absolutely refuse to "get a wife" to do
anything. I remember after using amorall on my vintage truck's original
dash material, it fell apart within a couple of months...
<G>
JT
(Who's been wifeless forever and intends to remain so!)