Any have any luck removing the yellowing from the gray dash panels?
My truck is and 05 and I'm sure the previous owner smoked in i . Its yellowing pretty ba .
Anyone ever get it back to factory color?
379 dash yellowing
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Cajuncowboy654, Apr 15, 2020.
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Ck online for car detailing ways to remove smoke residue. I wonder how vinegar would do?
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Simple green the hell out of the dash and then use this product from home depot. Its an amazing product and its been 3 years since i used it on the destroyed dash i had in my pete. I had other fellow 379 users use it as well with jaw dropping results. Main thing is to clean the hell out of the dash to remove the stains first. Dont be alarmed. it will look like you are ruining the dash even more when scouring it
Wipe New 1.5 oz. Trim Restore-15OZCAL - The Home Depot650cat425 Thanks this. -
no armorall ever put on my dash. this is the results even after 3 years
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I've tried vinegar, Clorox, and degreaser. None seem to work . It only makes it look chalky, my guess is because its dries it out.
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I've only had this truck going on a year, not sure if they ever used armor all or not. It didnt have any on it when I picked it up.
I wish I had the black dash though, it wouldn't be showing the yellowing that mine is. mine was grayChubby Fly Thanks this. -
This stuff works pretty good on vinyl, plastic, rubber, and carpet. Its made by Turtle Wax and you can get it at any big auto parts chain store.
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