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Old 07-31-2017, 12:59 PM   #1
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I would clean it with Q-Tips and an all purpose cleaner, then try applying a plastic dressing that does not contain dye.
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I use Turtle Wax plastic restorer. Makes them look like new but you should clean them up a little first
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I use Turtle Wax plastic restorer. Makes them look like new but you should clean them up a little first
Im going to pick up some.

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