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      10-28-2009, 07:20 PM   #1
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Instrument panel cleaning

Well I noticed some dust on the instrument cluster panel(on the clear plastic cover). I remember when I had my VW I used glass cleaner and a MF towel it scratched the clear plastic that covered the gauges like crazy.

Does anyone have any suggestion on what to use to clean the clear plastic so I dont get any scratches.
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Glass cleaner or 303 Aerospace on a clean microfiber? I wouldn't do anything special for the gauge cover normally. Just clean it lightly with very little or no pressure.
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