How to clean your interior trim?
How to clean your interior trim?
just wondering, what does everyone use to clean there interior trim like the dash? i don't want to use armor-all, because I don't want to give it a shine.
Does the meguirs leave a shiny film or does it just clean it? I was hoping there was something that would just protect it without giving it a shine. If not, I will just clean it with a damp cloth. Thanks for the info.
which is the stuff they use at the detail places? That stuff looks better than all the stuff i ever bought
i found this site and they have good products especially the tire gel
http://www.chemicalguys.com/
i found this site and they have good products especially the tire gel
http://www.chemicalguys.com/
Originally Posted by blazed870
Does the meguirs leave a shiny film or does it just clean it? I was hoping there was something that would just protect it without giving it a shine. If not, I will just clean it with a damp cloth. Thanks for the info.
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303 aerospace protectant.
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/303-30340.html
I also use a damp microfiber towel.
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/303-30340.html
I also use a damp microfiber towel.
I just tried Eagle-One nano protectant (leather/vinyl/rubber) and I really like it... kinda hated having to switch between lexol for rubber/vinyl > leather. And it seemed to be a bit sticky.
Give the Nano stuff a go.
Give the Nano stuff a go.
I'm with CarFreak about the vinyl and plastic interior surfaces, using 303 Aerospace Protectant, which you can get directly from "www.303products.com". In the past I've used Armor-All, Lexol and Zymol. All leave a slippery shine and some are sticky as well.
The 303 leaves a matte finish and no detectable residue or odor.
The 303 leaves a matte finish and no detectable residue or odor.
Last edited by RCK; Jul 6, 2007 at 12:26 AM.
I use a damp “absorber” (imitation chamois). All I want to do is wipe off the dust and keep it clean. Simple H2O does wonders. But be careful water is two parts hydrogen and that's a green house gas!! You might get "global warming" inside your car.



