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Old 12-08-2012, 01:55 PM
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Thanks guys. I found the answer and it was in my garage the whole time.

Meguiars 205 polish.

Searched back through some old threads and someone mentioned they had success with it, tried it, and it worked great. I only spent about 15 minutes on it by rubbing it in with a finger or two with a microfiber and then buffed it out.

Its likely very similar to the product you recommended.

To do it 100% correct you should probably remove the entire piece but I'm not willing to take my dashboard apart for this.

I also have Meguiars 105 which is far more aggressive so I tried the 205 and it worked fine.

Thanks.
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