Interior Detailing
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6th Gear
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Interior Detailing
What do you all use for interior detailing? We just got the car on Friday and have already used Zaino on the exterior, but am not sure what to use for the interior.
I just have not really ever found anything I like to use on the interior ~ especially the door panels. Anybody have any recommendations?
I just have not really ever found anything I like to use on the interior ~ especially the door panels. Anybody have any recommendations?
Le Mans Master
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From: Stafford VA, home of our wolf den. No house break ins to date.
What do you all use for interior detailing? We just got the car on Friday and have already used Zaino on the exterior, but am not sure what to use for the interior.
I just have not really ever found anything I like to use on the interior ~ especially the door panels. Anybody have any recommendations?
I just have not really ever found anything I like to use on the interior ~ especially the door panels. Anybody have any recommendations?
Melting Slicks
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From: Arlington VA
I really like the "Detailers Pro" line from Autogeek. They have an excellent total interior cleaner, and a total interior protectant that I bought together on their buy one get one sale. By far the best solution I have found to cleaning and protecting with little or no visible shine. The only bad side is that it has banana scent, which fades over the course of a few days. If it smelled like leather it would be perfect.
Race Director
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From: Missouri City Texas
I really like the "Detailers Pro" line from Autogeek. They have an excellent total interior cleaner, and a total interior protectant that I bought together on their buy one get one sale. By far the best solution I have found to cleaning and protecting with little or no visible shine. The only bad side is that it has banana scent, which fades over the course of a few days. If it smelled like leather it would be perfect.
I use the same and it's fantastic. The DP total interior cleaner is an awesome product.
Melting Slicks
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I'm a recent convert to this stuff. I used Meguiars Vinyl Protection for quite a while, but I was still getting some "ghosting" on the black Ebony door panels. The 303 cured it and I found it's OK on the seats as well...not slippery.
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You can try RV stores or and canoe/kayak/watersports outfitter, they usually stock 303.
