I stupidly put armor all on my dash, and i hate the crap, So i've ordered some 303.
But i want this crappy fake shine off! - what can i do? - rub with alchohol or something -

 

I'm not really sure but I wonder if the alcohol might be too harsh and cause the dash to "dry out". I guess I'd try a mild soap, be sure to rinse well after and then get a better protective coating on it right away.
What do others think?
Is 303 what you are going with?

 

No- the alchohol was actually do drink myself into oblivian - after putting such an ugly shine on my dash. - jk
after reading the reviews - it looks like i'll go with the 303, i just have to wait for it to come in via the mail.

 

I use all Lexol products (vinylex for the dash). Try the Lexol leather/plastic/vinyl cleaner. That should take the Armor All off.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bruinlax
[B]No- the alchohol was actually do drink myself into oblivian - after putting such an ugly shine on my dash.

 

You mail order your alcohol?

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bruinlax
[B]I stupidly put armor all on my dash, and i hate the crap, So i've ordered some 303.

 

I don't put anything on my dash, but if I did, I would apply 303.

For those of you who do add protectant to your dash, do you get a glare off the dash onto the windshield? When I 303 on the dash in my Prelude, I can barely see out when I am driving into the sun. At all other times I still have a nasty glare, just not as bad.

Here is my opinion for not adding anything to the dash. Modern car designers go through a great deal of effort to build a dash that does not glare onto the windshield. The dash has a matt finish for a reason. I also feel they put a lot of effort into a dash that will stand up againts UV degridation.

 

Oh hell yah....get the one with the leopard print and the tassles....those are whack yo!!

 

So then use Lexol? - where do i buy lexol leather / rubber /vinal cleaner? - i can only find lexol leather cleaner is that the same thing?