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#164444 06/17/2006 5:10 PM
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Not truck related but could be. I recently drove the wife's 04 Malibu to CA and back and noticed that glare of the dash was reflected up onto the windshield. This was almost a day long problem making it impossible to see clearly through the glass and causing a bad case of eye fatique. Does anyone know of a product that can maybe be sprayed or wiped on the vinyl/plastic dash to reduce/eliminate the reflection factor without damaging the dash materials? Thanks in advance.


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How about a dash mat Bruce? They will protect the dash and cut the glare


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I sure don't think you need armorall. as a tempory fix you could use wax and not rub it off??? The dash mat sounds good.

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Had thought about the dash mat but figured it would probably cause the reflection also. The interior color is a light gray but would like to stay away from black or another dark color if possible. This is wifey's car and she can be fussy at times. Personally I like the dash mat.


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They sell anti-glare at most parts stores.
Applies to the inside of the glass.
I use it on my snowmobile helmet to cut the glare at nite.

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Thanks wilbur I'll look for this. I was thinking more along the lines of something for the dash itself and not the glass.


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