How to Reduce the Amount of Polyvinyl Fog In Your Truck
You purchased a brand new truck. It looks good and you are so proud of it. You have started to notice a fog in the cab of your truck. What is this? It is a new truck; there shouldn’t be any problems. This fog is normal and will eventually disappear. In the meantime, here is how you can reduce the amount of polyvinyl fog in your truck.
Understand that polyvinyl fog is normal. This fog is created from the new products and chemicals used to create your new truck.
You can simply roll down your window approximately one inch. This will reduce the fog in your cab.
You should also wipe the console, steering wheel and other interior parts with a cloth rag on a weekly basis. This is will help eliminate fog.
Using additional products to protect the truck, such as stain resistant sprays and cleaning products, will actually increase the amount of polyvinyl fog in your truck. Try to avoid using these items until the fog has completely diminished.
Keeping the interior side of the window cleaned will also eliminate polyvinyl fog in your truck. Be sure to use a mild window cleaner and allow the windows to fully dry.