Tire Gel for your interior.

This works like a charm.

buy some of this tire gel
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...ier=90118_0_0_

wipe down your dash board with a dry towel, then wipe it again with a damp towel then dry it, poor about the size of a 50 cent coin rub it into the towel. wipe the dash board and if you do the door pannels do the same process.
It will leave the dash and the door pannels really nice and shiny.


source:
my boyfriend detailed my car and he used that to clean the dash and doorpannels

is there alot of glare ?!

i think this for people who like greasy look :/

To b e honest i can't say about the glare cuz it got dark wen he showed me the car and the light made it look like there was a glare.
From what i seen doesn't look greasy. It shines.

i just use Formula 409 on all my panels to get it all clean. I don't like the shiny/greasy look inside the car.

i hate shiny interior... i like the dull gloss no reason to have the dash shiny then the car :)

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Originally Posted by E_Emerson88

I don't like the shiny/greasy look inside the car.

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same here. Simple damp rag and maybe some kind of spray cleaner (like windex for tough tea stains). I only use the cleaner stuff when there's a stain, otherwise I only use the damn rag just get the dust off

be careful, i know some tire shine likes to harden up under the sun, and if it does the sun will more than likely start cracking your dash!!

I dont like that gloss look either, when the sun is beating there is a major reflection on my dash board, and sometimes its worse than someone with their Hi beams on. i use this:
http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38241

the bottle on the right, it makes it shine, but no major glare and its also not greasy. You looking for a good shine? skip the tire gel, and put wd-40 all over your dash.

i usually just armorall it or use meguiars interior spray which is nice..might try this out on the max