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Cleaning Black Plastic Below Windshield

CAUTION: Use care with peanut oil when riding in heavily dog-populated areas! :)

Funny story. :)

I had heard that clear peanut oil worked great for cleaning and dressing black plastic, but my wife already had some clear walnut oil so I tried it instead.

I was dubious at first, but it worked perfectly at restoring the plastic and didn't leave a shiny film. And it's cheap.

I had previously tried all sorts of plastic cleaning products including Armor All which were no help at all.
 
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