Best interior cleaner ??
So new to the corvette ownership world 2008 vette. Wanting to take care of it and do things right so curious on what people are using to clean the inside. I have always heard good and bad on come cleaners and how some will stain and dry out the leather so wanted to see what people are using
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303 Aerospace protectant for most things inside.
Griots Garage leather spray for most routine stuff. If the leather has some real hardness or seems to be failing, then Leatherique is the product. If that doesnt work then it cannot be saved. If I need to really clean carpet I'll use the same stuff I use for home carpet. A wet vac like you'd rent to clean home carpeting, and you can buy those specific for cars at Autogeek, but I've never had to go that far to clean auto carpeting. Usually some resolve or other carpet cleaner and a dry vacuum gets it up. |
Thanks
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My C7Z leather is top coated so not much more than a damp towel for wiping it down. I do leather conditioner Zaino, but have used several all with good results. Not sure if conditioner is needed with top coated leathers. Also, there is not as much leather as you think in the Vettes. Lots of quality vinyl that looks like leather. I agree with the 303. I use it on all my foam seals. Was in the dry AZ climate for years and when the seals dry out everything leaks. I do mine monthly just to keep them pliable. If you keep up with wiping things down and not letting stains dry on the carpet etc, you will be OK with most products.
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Armorall is what I use to always use but it drys out all the interior from what I have seen. Any suggestions
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Originally Posted by Kenny Hammond
(Post 1599101516)
Any suggestions
In your original post, you were asking about a cleaner, though. So, are you looking for a cleaner or a protectant? |
I am saying I want to keep my car clean and nice. What do people use
Originally Posted by FYRARMS
(Post 1599101794)
You just received 2 suggestions for 303 Aerospace Protectant. I will give you a 3rd suggestion for the same.
In your original post, you were asking about a cleaner, though. So, are you looking for a cleaner or a protectant? |
I get it and th am you for the suggestions like I just bought my car and want to keep it clean and nice
Originally Posted by Kenny Hammond
(Post 1599102341)
I am saying I want to keep my car clean and nice. What do people use
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I have read that what keeps leather soft and supple dried out your dash, and what protects your dash will dry out your leather. Something to do with Ester in the cleaners.
I recently cleaned my dash with white vinegar and then a steam cleaner to "reset" the material. Everyone here loves 303 brand products. I've used Bena Vista leather cleaner and Tuff Stuff leather on my last car with good results over 4 years but not my vette, I bought something called optimum and its too early to tell, but the stuff does do a good job of rejuvenating the black in my dash and door panels. Some people like the gloss look and some do not. I personally like the 90s gloss look. |
Originally Posted by Kenny Hammond
(Post 1599102341)
I am saying I want to keep my car clean and nice. What do people use
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Aero 303
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I use a standard Mcguars leather cleaner then this to condition and protect.
Meguiar’s Ultimate Leather Balm – Clean, Condition & Protect Your Leather – G18905, 5.64 oz |
Aerospace 303. I use I in my cabin and it leaves a nice shine on the seats etc. Do not use it in suede/alcantra.
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I use 303 on the interior and Griots for the outside. I am a big fan of Griots and will have to see what they have for the interior but 303 products are great. Tim
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I used the Lucas spray interior in my wife’s suv and applied it with a sponge That thing shines and looks amazing.
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I use diluted ONR for interior cleaning and Mckee's 37 interior Protectant for plastic and vinyl.
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Originally Posted by AZGASSER
(Post 1599097608)
My C7Z leather is top coated so not much more than a damp towel for wiping it down. I do leather conditioner Zaino, but have used several all with good results. Not sure if conditioner is needed with top coated leathers. Also, there is not as much leather as you think in the Vettes. Lots of quality vinyl that looks like leather. I agree with the 303. I use it on all my foam seals. Was in the dry AZ climate for years and when the seals dry out everything leaks. I do mine monthly just to keep them pliable. If you keep up with wiping things down and not letting stains dry on the carpet etc, you will be OK with most products.
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Originally Posted by C5Longhorn
(Post 1599198977)
I use diluted ONR for interior cleaning
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Originally Posted by FYRARMS
(Post 1599200166)
There isn't a car enthusiast's garage out there that should NOT have at least a small bottle of ONR on a shelf. :yesnod: It has to be one of the most versatile detailing products on the market. I love it, and also love the ONR w/wax.
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Originally Posted by C5Longhorn
(Post 1599204992)
I agree, it's not the slickest or glossiest, but is a great versatile product I will always have around.
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