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If anyone like me struggles to get that last bit of the dash, up next to the windshield, with a protective layer of leather conditioner, try using a soft sponge brush like this.

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Suggestion · Original poster

If anyone like me struggles to get that last bit of the dash, up next to the windshield, with a protective layer of leather conditioner, try using a soft sponge brush like this.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

If anyone like me struggles to get that last bit of the dash, up next to the windshield, with a protective layer of leather conditioner, try using a soft sponge brush like this. Place the conditioner of your choice on the brush applicator (one side only), then press the applicator up to the glass with the liquid coated side down on top of the dash, and brush on liberally. Over-application can be wiped with a cloth towel. This will allow you to get those impossible, hard to reach ,areas and help keep your dash from cracking from sun exposure or drying and cracking from the heat! ps. I received no paid endorsements from the supplier of the conditioning agent

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