"Catch-All" interior cleaner
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From: Sebring, FL
"Catch-All" interior cleaner
Hey Guys...
I'm meticulous on the exterior, but not a freak about the interior. Is there a catch-all product that is safe to wipe down all surfaces?
Thanks
I'm meticulous on the exterior, but not a freak about the interior. Is there a catch-all product that is safe to wipe down all surfaces?
Thanks
Last edited by keib; Feb 15, 2006 at 11:21 AM.
Yes there is, you can use 303 Cleaner and Spot Remover 32oz for only $7.99 on vinyl, fabrics, plastic, carpets, etc. You can use it on leather but it has no conditioners in it and I would recommend applying a lot to leather, I just spot treat leather with it. For a better value get the 303 Fabric Cleaner 32oz for $14.99 (same exact forumla) and just dilute it to about a 6:1 - 10:1 ratio and it still works great. So for $14.99 you can get 320 ounces of cleaning solution. I dilute mine to about 8:1 and its still super powerful and gets the job done no problem. You can use it at full strength and its safe but it wastes the product.
If you want a good leather cleaner with conditioners I always recommend the leatherique prestine clean. Best cleaner w/conditioners I've ever used in my professional detailing experience.
Let us know if you have more questions.
If you want a good leather cleaner with conditioners I always recommend the leatherique prestine clean. Best cleaner w/conditioners I've ever used in my professional detailing experience.
Let us know if you have more questions.
Originally Posted by Punchit
Yes there is, you can use 303 Cleaner and Spot Remover 32oz for only $7.99 on vinyl, fabrics, plastic, carpets, etc. You can use it on leather but it has no conditioners in it and I would recommend applying a lot to leather, I just spot treat leather with it. For a better value get the 303 Fabric Cleaner 32oz for $14.99 (same exact forumla) and just dilute it to about a 6:1 - 10:1 ratio and it still works great. So for $14.99 you can get 320 ounces of cleaning solution. I dilute mine to about 8:1 and its still super powerful and gets the job done no problem. You can use it at full strength and its safe but it wastes the product.
If you want a good leather cleaner with conditioners I always recommend the leatherique prestine clean. Best cleaner w/conditioners I've ever used in my professional detailing experience.
Let us know if you have more questions.
If you want a good leather cleaner with conditioners I always recommend the leatherique prestine clean. Best cleaner w/conditioners I've ever used in my professional detailing experience.
Let us know if you have more questions.
Yeah, I heard that 303 works well for interior.
Interior cleaner
303 is typically very good, but not readily available locally, if that's what you'd prefer.
For a decent local option, I'd recommend Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer, which can be found at Autozone, etc...
http://www.meguiars.com/?vinyl-rubbe...erior-Detailer
Works pretty well, and leaves a bit of gloss and protection to the surfaces.
Mike
For a decent local option, I'd recommend Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer, which can be found at Autozone, etc...
http://www.meguiars.com/?vinyl-rubbe...erior-Detailer
Works pretty well, and leaves a bit of gloss and protection to the surfaces.
Mike
+1 for Meguairs Quick Interior Detailer....I love the stuff.
If you want a dressing for the interior, the somewhat matte shine left by the 303 is wonderful.
-GT
If you want a dressing for the interior, the somewhat matte shine left by the 303 is wonderful.
-GT
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+1 for 303 and Leatherique. Both are the best at what they do.
Lexol makes a good product for plastic/vinyl, and their leather car products are good as well (and are available at local stores).
Lexol makes a good product for plastic/vinyl, and their leather car products are good as well (and are available at local stores).
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From: Sebring, FL
The 303 is perfect. I got the concetrate and diluted to ~25:1 for the interior.
I hit a couple stains on my driver's mat with full strength...like new in 30 secs. I was impressed and wandered through my house looking for anything else to try it on. I have a couch cushion that hasn't seen the light of day in over a year (one side anyway). Well, it's a proud cushion once more.
Also, when the 303 arrived, I discoverd that the cap wasn't securely tightened and about a 3rd of the product spilled into the packaging. Sigh...shiny styrofoam peanuts. Anyway, I emailed the 303 store. Didn't wish to return it, but letting them know. The owner emailed me back, almost immediately, and offered a partial credit on my account.
Thanks again for recommending the 303.
Side note...
I also picked up Eiman Fabrik Black Sapphire Tire Gel. Pretty good stuff, fairly long lasting. Not too shiny. Had a little sling, but only after a rain & I think I was a little too liberal with my first couple applications.
I hit a couple stains on my driver's mat with full strength...like new in 30 secs. I was impressed and wandered through my house looking for anything else to try it on. I have a couch cushion that hasn't seen the light of day in over a year (one side anyway). Well, it's a proud cushion once more.
Also, when the 303 arrived, I discoverd that the cap wasn't securely tightened and about a 3rd of the product spilled into the packaging. Sigh...shiny styrofoam peanuts. Anyway, I emailed the 303 store. Didn't wish to return it, but letting them know. The owner emailed me back, almost immediately, and offered a partial credit on my account.
Thanks again for recommending the 303.
Side note...
I also picked up Eiman Fabrik Black Sapphire Tire Gel. Pretty good stuff, fairly long lasting. Not too shiny. Had a little sling, but only after a rain & I think I was a little too liberal with my first couple applications.
303 Cleaner and Spot Remover and the concentrated versions (303 Fabric Cleaner). They clean plastic very well but Plexus is the premier plastic cleaner in my opinion. It leaves streak free shines everytime, polishes and protects with anti-static properties that actually help repel dust.
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