I always keep a plush microfiber towel in my secret compartment. That way I can wipe off the dash, clean the glass, or quickly wipe up a spill or rain water. Plus, I can wash it and re-use it if it gets dirty.

Personally, I find our society's trend towards disposable products quite disconcerting. Pampers, all these wipe products, swiffers, etc. generate a lot of garbage. I'm no tree hugger though. For me, it's about the money. It's can be cheaper to use a re-usable resource like a towel compared to the expense of a "wipe."

 

I use Sonus Cockpit Detailer between my 303 treatments.

 

I have been searching for years..or at least it feels like that, for an interior protectant that left my dash matte. After trying DP, I agree that it minimizes dust adhesion. I love it, leaves the car smelling like an eastern european brothel for a day or two (bananas anyone?) but it works great.

 

Swiffer all the way. I even buy the offbrand which costs considerably less and it works just as well.

 

For dust removal I actually prefer using a microfiber towel over the California duster. The static nature of a good microfiber picks up the dust and keeps it on very well.

 

I really like the DP Interior Surface Protectant. It's not 100% the look I would like, but it's the closest I've ever come to it by a long shot.

 

How is the smell on sonus cockpit detailer? i really didnt like megs qid smell

 

Actually, one very good way to get dust (and other things) out of the cockpit is to go to Home Depot and tell them you want to buy a shop vac that will suck the chrome off a trailer hitch -- and then buy it. Keep it in the garage by your car. Getting dust our of your car will then be a 30 second job.

 

+1 for 303 non-greasy and uv protection

 

I'm all about the swiffer sheet handy somewhere near the driver's seat. I quickly wipe at a stoplight. All clean!