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Old 26-06-2005, 11:38 PM   #29
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The Autoglym vinyl and rubber protectant is very good and has a nice lemon smell to it. Though I do find that if you don't buff it off after applying, it makes the dash very shiny and this reflects onto the windscreen.

Next time I'm going to try Pinnacle vinyl and rubber protectant. It's a bit dearer than the standard stuff but I love their polish and waxs. Their leather conditioner is also the best stuff I've ever used.
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