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    Just looking for suggestions on best materials/products to dress/preserve dash in my new CC. Want to avoid a gloss finish and have the dash look like it is just clean original. In general I find that glossy dashes provide too much reflection/glare from the windscreen.

    By the way, I found the CCP Youtube videos very good. Straight forward, common sense and easy to follow. And at age 62 I have discovered the microfibre wash mitt and just love it. Looks like some of us are slow learners..
    You know you are getting old when you cancel your order for a 3.6 CC and buy an Icelandic Gray TDI CC instead.

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    I recommend and use 303 for interior plastics. Does'nt leave a glossy "shiney" look, but really absorbs into your plastic trim. Plus protects against the sun.
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      Thanks. Confirms the direction I was thinking of taking but wasn't sure about the finish it would provide.

      Originally posted by pauld View Post
      I recommend and use 303 for interior plastics. Does'nt leave a glossy "shiney" look, but really absorbs into your plastic trim. Plus protects against the sun.
      You know you are getting old when you cancel your order for a 3.6 CC and buy an Icelandic Gray TDI CC instead.

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