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Cleaning the Steering Wheel to shine?
Ok, I am using Maguire's Cleaning bottles to clean just about everything in for the 2 Twins. I use leather on the steering wheel, but it is dull? Do you guys use anything different to get the inside of the Roadster shinning when the top is down? I am sure you roadster folks would want protection and a good shine.
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Re: Cleaning the Steering Wheel to shine?
What will make the dash a little shiny...it seems like everything i put on it ,it just soaks it up
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I have tried several products including ArmorAll and ICE and Maguire's. Nothing gives it a "shine" due to the fact that the rough texture cannot reflect light like a solid surface. You may get a shine on the "hard" trim portions, but not on the rough portions IMHO. I'm dull, so I guess it's fitting to have a "dull" interior..;)
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Exactly. I'd say that the texture design purpose is Anti-Glare.
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Just say no to shiny interiors. Please. A nice, matte finish is sooo much classier. You won't find shiny interiors in S Class Benzes, Bentleys, Maseratis, Porsches, etc. and you shouldn't find them in Crossfires, either.
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I made the mistake of putting some polish on a painted dash back in the '60s and the lights from the overhead road lights at night were somewhat distracting to say the least. I soon had that shine washed off.
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:( I have been told that 'armor all' actually eats away at the finish unless you continue to apply it and refresh it. I use light soap and water only (with an emphasis on the light) :(
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Re: Cleaning the Steering Wheel to shine?
Originally Posted by GraphiteGhost
(Post 839610)
:( I have been told that 'armor all' actually eats away at the finish unless you continue to apply it and refresh it. I use light soap and water only (with an emphasis on the light) :(
. I am using your suggested solution, but was wondering if I could put some protected solution for interiors since my top is always down, Any other ideas out there? |
Re: Cleaning the Steering Wheel to shine?
Originally Posted by Mike-in-Orange
(Post 839549)
Just say no to shiny interiors. Please. A nice, matte finish is sooo much classier. You won't find shiny interiors in S Class Benzes, Bentleys, Maseratis, Porsches, etc. and you shouldn't find them in Crossfires, either.
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Re: Cleaning the Steering Wheel to shine?
KJ,
Adams Premium Car Care Leather Conditioner on a cleaned surface. SPF 65, matte finish and a terrific leather scent (subtle. |
Re: Cleaning the Steering Wheel to shine?
Thanks for the advise...will see if I can get some of these things...sorry time to wash the "Toy"
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Re: Cleaning the Steering Wheel to shine?
I occasionally use the Meguiar's equivalent of Armor-All. The best protection (other than my garage) is a cheap car cover from Walmart that keeps the sun off the plastic, yet is easily removed and stored in the boot.
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Re: Cleaning the Steering Wheel to shine?
Originally Posted by 2005 Ragtop
(Post 840119)
KJ,
Adams Premium Car Care Leather Conditioner on a cleaned surface. SPF 65, matte finish and a terrific leather scent (subtle. Thanks for the Info!!! |
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