Vinyl cleaner/protectant

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  1. MapleMav

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    What's a good cleaner/protectant for vinyl, that won't cause it to crack?
     
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    I know some have not heard of it but Wizards Vinyl Shine is the most awesome stuff I have ever used, and that is why I sell it:D MavMark also sells it, they make a full line of car care products and I highly recomend them all. The Vinyl Shine is for leather, rubber and vinyl and won't crack like armorall. My :2cents:
     
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    :hmmm: I have always used amorall on my stuff and have never had a cracking problem.
     
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    Use Meguiar's Vinyl & Rubber cleaner/conditioner 40 this stuff is good. It cleans and proctect aganist UV rays. I have a vinyl top and it works wonders.
     
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    i've been using armorall on my mazda for two years now, no problems
     
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    I've heard the problems with Armorall are if you quit using it. Causes cracking when it dries out, and it will dry out quickly if you stop using it. That's what I've heard anyway.


    I have used the Bluemagic products with good results on car interior and motorcycle exterior leather and vinyl.

    my :2cents:
     
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    Yeah, I've heard way too much bad about Armor All to take a chance on it. I'll try to hunt down one of the other products that have been mentioned.
     
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