Interior "quick detailer"
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Originally Posted by rooflessVW
Mother's VLR
That's what I bought. Good for vinyl, leather and rubber.
It states it cleans, conditions & protects.
Mother's VLR
That's what I bought. Good for vinyl, leather and rubber.
It states it cleans, conditions & protects.
Originally Posted by HoosierJeeper
I really like West Coast Customs stuff, only seen it at Walmart. Cleans better than Meguire's and doesn't leave any shine. But it doesn't work on glass or fabric.
Agreed. I picked up two metal bottles of the interior retailer car Walmart...$6 each. Great stuff for dash,trim,seats leather etc..
I really like West Coast Customs stuff, only seen it at Walmart. Cleans better than Meguire's and doesn't leave any shine. But it doesn't work on glass or fabric.
Agreed. I picked up two metal bottles of the interior retailer car Walmart...$6 each. Great stuff for dash,trim,seats leather etc..
Originally Posted by buster
This is now my go to interior cleaner. Safe on anything, even LCD screens. ZERO shine which is what I'm after. It also has UV protection built in.
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Buster, have you tried the Meguiars Ultimate Quik Interior Cleaner? Looks like they stop carrying the Regular Quik Interior Cleaner at WalMart stores.
This is now my go to interior cleaner. Safe on anything, even LCD screens. ZERO shine which is what I'm after. It also has UV protection built in.
Buster, have you tried the Meguiars Ultimate Quik Interior Cleaner? Looks like they stop carrying the Regular Quik Interior Cleaner at WalMart stores.
Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer is a fantastic product. $3.97 at Walmart. Leaves no streaking, is a mild cleaner and leaves a OEM finish with zero to little shine. You can also use it on the engine bay plastics. Another product I picked up a few days ago was Meguiar's Mirror Bright Vinyl & Rubber Treatment. $5.98 at PepBoys. Leaves a really nice dark, matte finish. Not shiny and not sticky at all. Both of these products are significantly cheaper than 303. Both also have UV protection. The Vinyl & Rubber Treatment may be hard to find though.
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I like BlackFire Interior Detailer. I use it on leather, vinyl, plastic, etc.
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Originally Posted by buster
Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer is a fantastic product. $3.97 at Walmart. Leaves no streaking, is a mild cleaner and leaves a OEM finish with zero to little shine. You can also use it on the engine bay plastics. Another product I picked up a few days ago was Meguiar's Mirror Bright Vinyl & Rubber Treatment. $5.98 at PepBoys. Leaves a really nice dark, matte finish. Not shiny and not sticky at all. Both of these products are significantly cheaper than 303. Both also have UV protection. The Vinyl & Rubber Treatment may be hard to find though.
I was referring to the Ultimate version of the Meguairs QID.
Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer is a fantastic product. $3.97 at Walmart. Leaves no streaking, is a mild cleaner and leaves a OEM finish with zero to little shine. You can also use it on the engine bay plastics. Another product I picked up a few days ago was Meguiar's Mirror Bright Vinyl & Rubber Treatment. $5.98 at PepBoys. Leaves a really nice dark, matte finish. Not shiny and not sticky at all. Both of these products are significantly cheaper than 303. Both also have UV protection. The Vinyl & Rubber Treatment may be hard to find though.
I was referring to the Ultimate version of the Meguairs QID.
I use meguiars cleaner follow up with mothers vlr
As you see, you will get many answers. None of them wrong. I'm an autogeek forum member also like most of these folks and use many products.
Interior wise, Adam's gets my vote. I'm a matte oem kind of dude, I like their interior detailer.
The lady, she likes the shine, she prefers their in n out spray.
The important thing to both of us, is neither are greasy, and to be honest they both look great and work well.
Depending on the look you are going for, and off the shelf availability or online ordering, there are many great products to fit the task.
Interior wise, Adam's gets my vote. I'm a matte oem kind of dude, I like their interior detailer.
The lady, she likes the shine, she prefers their in n out spray.
The important thing to both of us, is neither are greasy, and to be honest they both look great and work well.
Depending on the look you are going for, and off the shelf availability or online ordering, there are many great products to fit the task.
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