ztheusa

Someone else who don't do "old school." LP.....still the best.

6speedsteve

Leaves a nice non greasy finish on tires as well.

z06clif

Ive used 303 aerospace with good results. I am now using Adams products because I was looking for something better. Its a good product but doesnt leave me soft and fuzzy. I guess Ill never be happy. Always looking for improvement. I think if we started off with a better materials on the doors and dash it would make things more satisfying. But we gotta go with the cards were dealt

Clif

AZGASSER

Water and a microfiber towel. I use Zaino (Z-10) leather cleaner and really like the shine and feel on the seats. No greasy feels and make is look showroom new.

IAIA

UPDATE. I got some Griott's Interior Cleaner. Two applications over 3 days and no more streaks. As good as new! Meanwhile, Bowling Green finally called me back. The "delivery department" that cleans up the cars before delivery recommended 3M Adhesive Cleaner for everything from door scuffs from your shoes when you leave the car, to my leather streaks. He said they call it "magic juice" in Bowling Green and use it on "everything." I did get some today, and tried it on an inconspicuous part of the Napa leather. Leaves a nice clean finish. No residual. Still, it's mostly methyl acetate and naptha so I'm not sure repeated use on leather is that wise.

Mark Ca

I have heard that many times before, but never tried it. Heck, I have tried many other products on the tires, so I guess it's time for LP!

IAIA

I guess I should, too. Been using Adam's VRT on the tires. Good product.