Armor-All removal
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Greased lightning works fairly well. Won't take off any lettering of that white lettering that they use on the dash. Degreaser works really well. I use Purple power. Just keep it away from the lettering. Migquiers(SP) has some stuff called "Extra" Real good cleaner for rubber parts. I use 303 instead of armor-all. It doesn't have any silicone in it and it also has a UV protectant. And Lexol is the best for leather.
Same thing happened to me with my floor mats, it works!
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Armor All Removal
I tried most of the members suggestions without much luck. I emailed Armor-All and here is what the said. "The ARMOR ALL Protectant can be removed by using a mixture of 5 parts warm
water and 1 part dish detergent. Wipe this mixture on with a warm cloth
and be sure to turn the cloth frequently; this will ensure that you do not
re-apply the protectant after it has been removed. I hope this
information proves helpful.
In the mean time my daughter has wrecked the truck. I am wondering if she went around a corner and slid off the seat.
water and 1 part dish detergent. Wipe this mixture on with a warm cloth
and be sure to turn the cloth frequently; this will ensure that you do not
re-apply the protectant after it has been removed. I hope this
information proves helpful.
In the mean time my daughter has wrecked the truck. I am wondering if she went around a corner and slid off the seat.
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