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How to clean inside??

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I have been trying to figure out how to clean the inside door panels and dash board of my 996. Considering the rough OEM finish I am not sure how to effectively do that. Any recommendations?

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Not sure what you mean by crevices. Do you have a pic you could post?

I have a MY99 also and the only standard trim for that year was graphite grey. It has kind of a speckled finish to hide fingerprints.

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Not sure what you mean by crevices. Do you have a pic you could post?

When I get home, I'll take a pic. What I am talking about is the dash board and the door panels. The finish is not smooth - It has little crevices all over the place, like little grooves.

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micro fiber towels first sweep to get all the loose materials then another pass with 303 or your favorite product with uv treatment- :)P

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