Cleaning Dust Off The Gauge Cluster?

[BadStickMan]

I dont know if there is a post already but I wanted to know what you guys recommend for cleaning the dust off your gauge cluster and radio display. I dont want to scratch them up if I keep wiping them down. Thanks for the help

[mato27]

They scratch very easily.... Get a GOOD quality Microfiber towel, spray a little window cleaner on the towel and be very gentle.

[rockcrusherrevived]

Armor All works very good for removing scratches in plastic. use it on you old plastic saftey glasses

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I take a wet paper towel to it first, then wipe it with a couple pieces of toilet paper.

[Hawaiian06]

Compressed air used for electronic equipment works good.

[gnet158]

A good micro fiber or terry cloth towel will minimize it, but if your fussy then don't let the dealer wash it. They are the worst.

[JRLZ71]

I take a wet paper towel to it first, then wipe it with a couple pieces of toilet paper.

I usually use a steel wool and a chisel. Amazingly, the dust and scratches come right off!

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I take a wet paper towel to it first, then wipe it with a couple pieces of toilet paper.

I usually use a steel wool and a chisel. Amazingly, the dust and scratches come right off!

 

 

You trying to mock me? A wet paper towel won't scratch shit, key word wet. Water acts as a lubricant and also gets those stubborn grease marks off. Keep using your chisel and steel wool and before long your truck will look like shit.

[BadStickMan]

I take a wet paper towel to it first, then wipe it with a couple pieces of toilet paper.

I usually use a steel wool and a chisel. Amazingly, the dust and scratches come right off!

 

 

You sound like the Toyota De-badge guy.

[rockcrusherrevived]

I take a wet paper towel to it first, then wipe it with a couple pieces of toilet paper.

I usually use a steel wool and a chisel. Amazingly, the dust and scratches come right off!

 

 

You trying to mock me? A wet paper towel won't scratch shit, key word wet. Water acts as a lubricant and also gets those stubborn grease marks off. Keep using your chisel and steel wool and before long your truck will look like shit.

 

 

i don't think he's trying he did mock you

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I take a wet paper towel to it first, then wipe it with a couple pieces of toilet paper.

I usually use a steel wool and a chisel. Amazingly, the dust and scratches come right off!

 

 

You trying to mock me? A wet paper towel won't scratch shit, key word wet. Water acts as a lubricant and also gets those stubborn grease marks off. Keep using your chisel and steel wool and before long your truck will look like shit.

 

 

i don't think he's trying he did mock you

 

 

Well, this means war!! 

[bauermill]

Can of compressed air, then a little bit of pledge with a good microfiber towel.

[Stex]

I use the mini cal duster...do not press down when using..just a lite going over...

 

http://www.superiorcarcare.net/caldus.html...CFRsNswod5SbCbg

 

Some say use Plexus. I have not tried it...but micro towel if you use towels, paper products are made of wood and will scratch even if wet...do not use such on paint either...

 

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.p...t=radio+display

[Baldy]

Use Swiffer dusting refills without the handle. Grabs all the dust without scratching. Works on the dash too. http://www.swiffer.com/en_US/duster.do

[SB42]

Use Swiffer dusting refills without the handle. Grabs all the dust without scratching. Works on the dash too. http://www.swiffer.com/en_US/duster.do

 

 

+1 .....I keep one in the glove box all the time just because its so easy and helps when it comes time for the full detail since it gets wiped down about every week or so.