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What are people using to clean the Wood trim and Piano Black trim/elipses in the R56? I like to stick with one brand of products (I'm a Prima man!). So what is the best to use on these areas? I wouldn't think Nero, because of it's matte finish property. Hydro? Clarity? Slick? Good old-fashioned H20 (the owners manual says to only use water on the wood trim)?
Let me know
__________________ Brocaire: R56 MC Motoring since 28/04/07
I actually found, while installing my new gauge faces, that the painted dash pieces come out easily (except for the one on the driver's side). Since I had some swirls I removed them and did Swirl, Amigo and Epic using my PCDA. I will keep them nice and shiny with Hydro and Slick. Heck - they're painted aren't they! As for the wood; no clue, but I know who to ask ... Heather at DP!
Stopped by DP tonight - Heather has been out of town. I told Nick that he has to fill-in on NAM when the "Queen of Clean" is unavailable. He just laughed at me.
as far as just dusting off painted trim pieces, i would use either the
interior calduster, or just some QD.
if it's a matte finish, i would probably not use anything that has a
shine and just use some distilled water in a spray bottle and wipe
away. SpeedShine works great for cleaning interiors as I found
out...but that's not Prima, so not sure wat you would use, PrimaMan. lol
Brocaire: R56 MC Motoring since 28/04/07
"It's the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen." John Wooden
SpeedShine works great for cleaning interiors as I found
lol
