Interior Detail spray/cleaners? recomendations?
#1
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Interior Detail spray/cleaners? recomendations?
Just wondering what people are using for interiors? Dash, Doors, trim etc.,
I always just used Armor All.
I always just used Armor All.
#2
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I just wipe mine down with a damp microfiber towel. Never want to use Armor All as it contains silicone.
The leather is coated with plastic, so leather conditioners are of no use and there is nothing to hydrate.
Just wipe it off and keep it clean.
The leather is coated with plastic, so leather conditioners are of no use and there is nothing to hydrate.
Just wipe it off and keep it clean.
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90Fun (02-04-2018)
#4
Racer
Another vote for 303. I spray some on a microfiber cloth and dust the interior. It picks up all the dust and scuffs on the door panels and leaves a light satin finish behind.
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chasboland (02-07-2018)
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I bought a gallon of FinishPro from my Corvette guru. It's a pro product not available in retail stores. It's the best I've ever used to clean and even restore (to a point) the leather and vinyl in my car. Downside: it's not sprayable, so you have to load up a microfiber cloth and wipe on/wipe off. For quick interior spritz, I use Griot's Garage interior detailer spray to dust off and freshen up the dash, console and seats.
#10
Le Mans Master
I clean with Meguiar's All Purpose Cleaner diluted 10/1 with distilled water in a spray bottle. Microfiber cloths only. For treating the interior after cleaning, I use Rejuvenation Nation from Honest Wash. I really like it because, unlike many protectants, this is good for using on both leather and on vinyl. Plus you get a 32oz bottle for less than some 16oz products out there.
https://www.washyourcar.com/collecti...nditioner-32oz
https://www.washyourcar.com/collecti...nditioner-32oz
#11
Advanced
I've long been a supporter of Wizards Products, they were local to Minnesota when they started and have since branched out a bit without losing any quality or customer service.
With that said after reading TONS of reviews and watching videos I am switching to Adams Polishes products. I have a cart full on their website right now but every-time I look at it I shake my head and think "man is this really $224 better than what I currently use".
I guess I am going to find out....lol.
With that said after reading TONS of reviews and watching videos I am switching to Adams Polishes products. I have a cart full on their website right now but every-time I look at it I shake my head and think "man is this really $224 better than what I currently use".
I guess I am going to find out....lol.
#12
Instructor
I've long been a supporter of Wizards Products, they were local to Minnesota when they started and have since branched out a bit without losing any quality or customer service.
With that said after reading TONS of reviews and watching videos I am switching to Adams Polishes products. I have a cart full on their website right now but every-time I look at it I shake my head and think "man is this really $224 better than what I currently use".
I guess I am going to find out....lol.
With that said after reading TONS of reviews and watching videos I am switching to Adams Polishes products. I have a cart full on their website right now but every-time I look at it I shake my head and think "man is this really $224 better than what I currently use".
I guess I am going to find out....lol.
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Messed up my dash
Guys, I really messed up. Brand new GS, Napa leather wrapped dash, console, etc. I used ADAM'S SUPER VRT VINYL, RUBBER & TIRE DRESSING on the dash as I've done on my previous two Corvettes, and it streaked the dash. I've used a light sponge with mild detergent and it improved it, but it's still streaked. The Forum says the leather is treated with plastic so cleaners/treatments don't soak in...don't believe it! Really ticked at myself. Any suggestions on how to get rid of the streaking? Basically areas of lighter and darker colors even though it's slight. My only option may be to use the Adams again but put it on in a consistent layer. Thanks.
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Le Mans Master
Guys, I really messed up. Brand new GS, Napa leather wrapped dash, console, etc. I used ADAM'S SUPER VRT VINYL, RUBBER & TIRE DRESSING on the dash as I've done on my previous two Corvettes, and it streaked the dash. I've used a light sponge with mild detergent and it improved it, but it's still streaked. The Forum says the leather is treated with plastic so cleaners/treatments don't soak in...don't believe it! Really ticked at myself. Any suggestions on how to get rid of the streaking? Basically areas of lighter and darker colors even though it's slight. My only option may be to use the Adams again but put it on in a consistent layer. Thanks.
I would mix a mild solution of safe All-Purpose Cleaner, diluted 10-1 with distilled water. I know the Meguiar's version is safe for cleaning leather. Dampen, not soak, a microfiber and wipe the dash. Let it fully dry. Then use a proper leather conditioner on it. I would imagine the streaking will virtually fade, much like when it is applied to tires.
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Yeah, tire dressing needs to stay on the outside of the car. Yikes...
I would mix a mild solution of safe All-Purpose Cleaner, diluted 10-1 with distilled water. I know the Meguiar's version is safe for cleaning leather. Dampen, not soak, a microfiber and wipe the dash. Let it fully dry. Then use a proper leather conditioner on it. I would imagine the streaking will virtually fade, much like when it is applied to tires.
I would mix a mild solution of safe All-Purpose Cleaner, diluted 10-1 with distilled water. I know the Meguiar's version is safe for cleaning leather. Dampen, not soak, a microfiber and wipe the dash. Let it fully dry. Then use a proper leather conditioner on it. I would imagine the streaking will virtually fade, much like when it is applied to tires.
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Drifting
Guys, I really messed up. Brand new GS, Napa leather wrapped dash, console, etc. I used ADAM'S SUPER VRT VINYL, RUBBER & TIRE DRESSING on the dash as I've done on my previous two Corvettes, and it streaked the dash. I've used a light sponge with mild detergent and it improved it, but it's still streaked. The Forum says the leather is treated with plastic so cleaners/treatments don't soak in...don't believe it! Really ticked at myself. Any suggestions on how to get rid of the streaking? Basically areas of lighter and darker colors even though it's slight. My only option may be to use the Adams again but put it on in a consistent layer. Thanks.