Cleaning the interior
Here is what I like to do...
Grab a microfiber towel and wet it to damp with warmish water. Wipe down interior. Then dry with a MF towel.
Then use a product like Einszet Cockpit Premium, with a MF towel as well, for further cleaning.
For added protection, use 303 Aerospace Protectant, again with a MF towel. Wipe dry with a MF towel.
I never spray any product directly on to surfaces and try to work in the shade.
Grab a microfiber towel and wet it to damp with warmish water. Wipe down interior. Then dry with a MF towel.
Then use a product like Einszet Cockpit Premium, with a MF towel as well, for further cleaning.
For added protection, use 303 Aerospace Protectant, again with a MF towel. Wipe dry with a MF towel.
I never spray any product directly on to surfaces and try to work in the shade.
I use Meguiars "Natural Shine" This can be used on the seats, dash and doors.
I gives the interior a natural sheen, if you want areas to shine a little more, just apply a second coat. I used to get a whitle haze from using a number of other products, never with this one.
I gives the interior a natural sheen, if you want areas to shine a little more, just apply a second coat. I used to get a whitle haze from using a number of other products, never with this one.
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Cleaning - Nothing beats a damp rag for simplicity and cost. Otherwise I use Tuff Stuff. When I worked at an Auto Parts store about 20 years ago we used it for cleaning just about anything in the store. Used it on my cars ever since (not bad for household use too, my wife likes it) and I would say I am that guy you want to buy a car from... it does a nice job keeping everything looking good.
Oh, and NEVER use paper towels on shiny plastic (like a gauge cluster). Just in case it crossed your mind.
Personal pet peeve - armor all in the interior. Hate the gloss and smell.
Steve
Oh, and NEVER use paper towels on shiny plastic (like a gauge cluster). Just in case it crossed your mind.
Personal pet peeve - armor all in the interior. Hate the gloss and smell.
Steve



