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Update: Last night I cleaned with Dash Away (it cleans very well), and applied Natural Look liberally. I rubbed it in real well, and let it sit for ~30 mins. I then buffed with a MF. This morning it looks worse -- blotchy, and some shiny streaks. I think I put too much product on? I will...

Yes -- Lincoln's fancy Fusion. :) Thanks for your suggestions everyone. I haven't tried letting it soak in for more than a few seconds. I'll apply some Natural Look with a foam brush, and let it soak for 30-60 minutes. It does seem to get slightly better with each application, but every...

It's actually the vertical piece in front of passenger (passenger airbag area) which looks the most blotchy. The actual top of dash looks OK.

I watched recorded 2 hours of "Bachelor" instead. (Yes -- it's that bad.)

I recently bought a new MKZ, that had sat on the dealer's lot for over 1 year. Needless to say, the inside and out needed some minor attention and protection. The dash is dark gray. I have treated it with Surf City Dash Away, PB's Natural Look, and Megs Natural Shine. It still looks blotchy...

Loser here as well. I would like to try (and review) 1. Sonus Cockpit Detailer 2. Sonus Leather Conditioner 3. Sonus SFX-4 Paint Sealant boosted by Polycharger PS. My reviews won't be as good as Corey (with a "C"), but I'll try my best. - Korey

Very nice job. Thanks for the detailed review.

I've always applied by hand, but I have no alternative. It works well either way. If your paint is smooth, it works well as a stand-alone. I apply to whole car, and then start buffing (removing) where I started applying. It needs to haze some. It's very easy to work with. I typically use...

Second Skin or Sounddeadenershowdown are the only products I'd consider. Others are either too expensive (Dynamat), or worthless (edead). Sounddeadenershowdown has some excellent reading, and customer service is top notch. (and NO, I'm not affiliated with any of the above).

Lots of nice rides in here. Mine was a '83 Plymouth Turismo 2.2, 5 spd. (Charger cousin). I bought it in summer of '87 (b4 my senior year). It was basically still new. It had 5000 miles. The dealer let his daughter drive it (demo). It was a Chicago Auto Show Car (stamped plate underhood)...

I like trying new products, but I will always have the following on hand: DG 901 wash DG AquaWax ONR (winter) Surf City Dash Away (my fav interior cleaner/protectant) HD grout sponge Absorber XL

Wheel and Jamb Towel? I thought that's what Costco MFs are for? :laughing:

Very nice. My parents just bought a new one in Sangria Red.

I about lost my dinner when I saw that. Very nasty, but very good turn-around.

When I started pulling products off my shelf, I had more than I thought. Here's mine (sorry for the "busy" background):

Get a new '11 R/T, and mod it.

What makes an SRT8 more practical than a Mustang? Bigger back seat & trunk? I love them both, but I don't quite see how it is "Practical". "Practical" would be a 4-banger Fusion, Camry, or Accord :)

Great review. I also use this product, and like it a lot. “…without … removing durable polishes.” ^ I think that's a strong hint that DG thinks you should also be using their "polishes" (sealants). Since all their sealants are named "polishes", that's my hunch.

I though orange peel was a way of life with Fords. Mine have all had it since I've been paying attention (last 10 years).

I've always wondered and been tempted to try other SC products. The only SC product I've tried is Dash Away. It's a winner for me. I will always have it available.