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Then open it the other way. You can swing it open or drop it open.

On a dash, I've seen over a year but on areas that get touched often, closer to a month or so simply because your hands wear it away.

The one in the left isn't sold at AG, but look on the smooth plastic above the volume rocker. It's pretty streaky. Silk shine is completely uniform, very easy to use and lasts quite a while.

Here is one picture of Silk Shine which is on the right and notice how it is dark, matte, and streak free unlike the product on the left.

Chemical Guys Silk Shine. I had it on my Civic's dash for 18 months and it never faded. Makes everything a dark matte black. Also, no streaking at all even over smooth plastics.

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It will most likely weaken or remove your wax or sealant.

I just used tap water when diluting it.

It depends on what you're looking for. I went from a Honda to an Audi. My Audi does a lot of things better, but there were somethings that I preferred with my Honda.

3 weeks later with no cleaning at all and they still look good as expected. On my front left tire, it came off just in the one spot pictured, but everywhere else is still good. Whenever I get around to washing my car, I'll add one coat to that one tire.

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I put up these signs, make sure they write "Do Not Wash" on the RO, and I take one walk around video of the car when I drop it off at the dealer getting close enough to the car that if damage was there it would be able to be seen in the video.

Chemical Guys Silk Shine. It is amazing for interior use.

If you can't clean it, I would suggest that the owner just plasti-dips it.

Paint transfer should be able to be easily removed by hand.

You could try a clay bar first, but really any polish on a microfiber towel should take it off.

I decided to try it out on my new car. I did four coats.

I don't currently use it only because I have so much traditional tire dressing left that I want to get rid of. I would definitely use it again in the future though.

Here is what it looked like on mine 109 days in and about half of it was during winter.

Maybe the polishing oils are hiding the fine scratches and Eraser is just revealing them again?