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hey jeff- if you use Prima Nero BEFORE you have scuffs it will prevent new scuffs from forming. it's like a slick protective layer yet it's not glossy or ikky

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Old 07-20-2010, 10:00 AM   #1 (permalink)
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hey jeff- if you use Prima Nero BEFORE you have scuffs it will prevent new scuffs from forming. it's like a slick protective layer yet it's not glossy or ikky like armorall.
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hey jeff- if you use Prima Nero BEFORE you have scuffs it will prevent new scuffs from forming. it's like a slick protective layer yet it's not glossy or ikky like armorall.
oh interesting, i will go pick some up, thanks!.

but as far as steering wheel covers are concerned, seems like just keeping it clean is the best bet. i mean, unless of course this is your couch:

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Looking at this picture closely...is that a black steering wheel covered by a black aftermarket cover...covered by a tan steering wheel cover in a gray interior Audi?
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