Runny, watery, original blue Windex.
Not the gooey no-run stuff, or the lemony-etc stuff....
Not the gooey no-run stuff, or the lemony-etc stuff....
What do you guys use to clean your dashboard?
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Dixter
Enthusiast
Also get yourself a couple of micro fibre towels like the
pro detailers use... no lint and they shine the glass too....
Not to mention they work wonders with Zaino
pro detailers use... no lint and they shine the glass too....
Not to mention they work wonders with Zaino
Ron
Enthusiast
<FONT face="Comic Sans MS">Jon;
What material would one use to repair small nicks in that same 1996 ~ 97 era dash?
Thanks</FONT f>
What material would one use to repair small nicks in that same 1996 ~ 97 era dash?
Thanks</FONT f>
Kurt 97 GTS
Enthusiast
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 3DViper:
I always wanted to ask you Dixter. Those stripes on your car, are they painted or are they vinyl, How much should I expect to get those kind of stripes on my red viper?
thanks
Luis
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Dix,
If I may, they are vinyl stripes and look great. I just painted stripes on my 97 and you can't go wrong either way!! Seems like $1500-2000 for painted stripes is the going rate for good work. Vinyl is around $400-$600 I think.....Kurt
I always wanted to ask you Dixter. Those stripes on your car, are they painted or are they vinyl, How much should I expect to get those kind of stripes on my red viper?
thanks
Luis
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Dix,
If I may, they are vinyl stripes and look great. I just painted stripes on my 97 and you can't go wrong either way!! Seems like $1500-2000 for painted stripes is the going rate for good work. Vinyl is around $400-$600 I think.....Kurt
Snake Bitten
Enthusiast
Kurt,
Lets see a pic of those new stripes...Did you go through the NACA duct or not?
Lets see a pic of those new stripes...Did you go through the NACA duct or not?
snowmann
Enthusiast
I didn't think windex would be that good, but JonB is right it works.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Ron:
Jon;
What material would one use to repair small nicks in that same 1996 ~ 97 era dash? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I have to thank my lovely wife Brenda for this one:
A Permanent Black "SHARPIE" marker! At first it appears glossy. But wait a few minutes and wipe the shine with a non-scented, no-lotion kleenex. Perfect match.
Jon;
What material would one use to repair small nicks in that same 1996 ~ 97 era dash? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I have to thank my lovely wife Brenda for this one:
A Permanent Black "SHARPIE" marker! At first it appears glossy. But wait a few minutes and wipe the shine with a non-scented, no-lotion kleenex. Perfect match.
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