Products for interior cleaning...

[96Lude]

I was wondering what I can use for the interior of my car besides APC. I use the Heavy Duty Carpet & Interior cleaner for my carpets and I really like it. What can I use for the dashboard and door panels to really get them clean? They only sell APC in 5 gallon sizes locally and Auto Detailing Solutions cannot ship it to me since it is considered HAZMAT.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[rammsteinmatt]

mike, i have a similar question.

i normally use armor-all, but its so greasy looking when done. does megs make something that is used for interior cleaning on rubber/plastic/vinyl that wont leave it so greasy.

i try putting it on thin and wiping it lots of times to thin the application, but no luck thus far

[sneek]

you can use Quik interior detailer now avalable at canadian tire, to clean your dash and leather seats

as for protectants a great product is Natural shine as it is not greasy but it leave your dash board looking new and smelling great. Just shake natual shine spray it onto a M/F and spead it onto the dash, wait a few mins then buff it with another M/f i think you will be very impressed

[96Lude]

sneek: It's funny because you always seem to reply to my posts. LOL. I will definitely try some Quick Interior Detailer. I am currently using #40 as a protectant. I will try some Natural Shine. Thanks so much!

[sneek]

i think #40 and natual shine offer the same amount of shine ... but i tihnk offically #40 has less shine. Even though my dash always looks new

[Tim Lingor]

Re: Products for interior cleaning...

Originally posted by 96Lude
I was wondering what I can use for the interior of my car besides APC. I use the Heavy Duty Carpet & Interior cleaner for my carpets and I really like it. What can I use for the dashboard and door panels to really get them clean? They only sell APC in 5 gallon sizes locally and Auto Detailing Solutions cannot ship it to me since it is considered HAZMAT.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks.

For cleaning, I would suggest #39 Heavy Duty Vinyl Cleaner (M-M3916). Top with #40.

Meg's #40 itself has cleaners in it. I like to apply it with a terry cloth foam applicator. The terry cloth will add more cleaning ability to the product. But if the interior is quite dirty, it is hard to beat #39.

#39 Heavy Duty Vinyl Cleaner




Tim

[sneek]

ahh a lost treasure
i only use #39 to clean trim and sometimes on vinyl tops