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Many years ago, I, too, was dismayed with the slimy, greasy feel of Armorall. My brother Dan restored his original '70 442 convertible interior by using a vinyl cleaner (Armorall) to remove Armorall Protectant used prior, and then applied STP Son-of-a-Gun protectant with fantastic results. I do not know if it is still being made. No greasy feel!
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Up till now I figured I would not offer up a opinion but since you mentioned it Sun of a Gun is all I have used forever. Grady uses it as well. It is still out there. Thanks Mike JMO |
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