First, mix equal parts vinegar and water and spray the stain. Let it soak for a few minutes, and then blot with a wet cloth. You can also use a natural detergent if you have that on hand. Again, mix equal parts of detergent and water, and lightly soak.
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Mix together equal parts of white vinegar and water, then spray it onto any vinyl, plastic or wood surfaces in your car that need cleaning. Allow it to soak in and wipe it dry with a clean rag. ... Using a clean rag, apply a small amount onto the dashboard, doors, or any other plastic, wood or vinyl surfaces.
Rub coconut oil into a car's dashboard, rubber seals, leather seats, grill, and license plate to clean and polish. It's also good for removing old bumper stickers and registration tags. As a bonus, if using unrefined oil, the car may smell like the islands for a day or two.
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There is nothing in Armor All or any water based dressing that would cause cracking. However, continual use of solvent base dressing could cause the vinyl on the dash to become brittle an crack or even discolor. Solvent based dressings should never be used on a vehicle's interior.
Turns out, they're also useful in your cars and trucks—for killing odors, removing bugs and tar, and fighting off frost—and they're environmentally friendly compared to many of the chemicals we buy to do the same tasks. 11 ways to clean your car using all baking soda and vinegar instead of chemicals.
By the way, vinegar will remove your wax, so be prepared to re-wax your car after the vinegar treatment. If water spots are allowed to stay for more than a week or so, the minerals will etch the paint. In this case, using vinegar will remove the mineral spots, but the paint will have etched spots (dimples).
Mix 2 cups of water with 3 tablespoons of vinegar, ½ teaspoon detergent, and ½ teaspoon oil-based soap. You can spray this mixture directly on the dirtier spots of your dashboard, let it sit for a minute, and wipe it off with a damp microfiber cloth.
A little oil from the kitchen will make your dashboard look as new as the day you drove it off the lot. Allstate Car Insurance and Elite Auto Repair suggest using olive oil but really any kind of oil will do, whether it's olive, vegetable or coconut oil.
Pledge is safe for use on vinyl, leather and wood paneling, meaning you can probably use it on almost the entire interior of your car. ... Lemon Pledge has long been a secret trick of car dealerships, allowing them to get a clean, shiny finish that you can now get a home, too.
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