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How To Clean Aluma Look

Is there a particular product recommended for polishing/cleaning the "aluma look" surfaces? I find that the aluma look surfaces in the rear hatch, alongside the oil lid are particularly difficult to keep looking smudge-free. I've trired Windex and it doesn't remove the smudges...
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On alum. trim I've had success using a few different products depending on what I'm removing. The p21s is an awesome all purpose citrus cleaner and degreaser. I'll post up some pics of some interiors I've used it on. You can dilute it too if you think full strength isnt required. I also use Spray n Wipe for regular maintenance on alum, cf, etc trim.

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Heres a few pics of how well the p21s cleans interior panels.





working the grime out.


middle/driver side seats are all cleaned. The passenger side is still untouched.



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I use Dupont Quick detailer. Keeps the finger prints off.
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Thanks so much! I'll try 'em!
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