Interior cleaner

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Hey guys. Haven't been on in a while. Got a question. whats a good product I can use to clean the interior of my car such as the dash, seats, instrument cluster, everything without leaving any greasy feeling or gloss. I don't like the gloss look. Just a clean look with a nice fresh scent. what do you guys recommend ?
 
McKee's fast interior detailer or Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer would work.

I will add ONR to this list.
 
awesome. I will look into all of those right now.
 
mckee's it is. Ordering two bottles. Just what I am looking for thanks guys
 
Brite max is pretty good and versatile. I would not use any thing on the cluster.I put this stuff to the test yesterday on a dirty down right nasty ford focus.you can use it from carpets to leather and leaves no residue.lacks in the scent dept though. Another great product is optimum cleaner,it's buy one get one free.
 
Meguiars Natural Shine is both affordable and locally available (5.00 for 16oz bottle at WallyWorld). Water-based, very mild smell and light cleaning capabilities, along with a satin finish when done....and less than half the price of McKees.
 
Lots of good options. IMO the best value out there is Meg's Ulitmate Interior Detailer.

I use it on doors, dash and any non-leather type material like those. Very cost effective and works great. You can find them easily online or at stores locally too which is a huge plus.
 
+1 for meguiars quick interior detailer or meguiars ultimate quick interior detailer. Both clean pretty well and leave my preferred finish of very very satin.

I like natural shine as well, but doesn't clean as well.


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stangfreak said:
mckee's it is. Ordering two bottles. Just what I am looking for thanks guys
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Great choice. That is my weekly go to cleaner for working on an interior that does not need heavy cleaning. You will not be disappointed.
 
For nonporous surfaces like wood veneer, gauges, and clear plastic instrument panels, I recommend using your waterless wash and maintaining with D156 x-press wax. But for porous interior surfaces like plastics, vinyl, rubber, and leather..Optimum Protectant Plus is the by far the best product I use. It's impressive how good it is at filling scuffs and scratches without making the surface look "dressed". If you like the way D156 and Optimum Car Wax makes your exterior plastics look, then you would love the way OPP looks on your interior. It also has mild cleaners, which on my personally vehicle it seems to be great at removing the light dust and minimal amount of oils left on the surfaces I frequently touch. But I would still have a mild APC like Einizett 1z Blitz diluted 30:1 or Optimum Power Clean diluted 15:1. Just be sure to only uses waterless washes or quick detailers on Clear gauges
 
For interior surfaces such as:
-coated woodgrain
-gauges/dashboard buttons
-clear plastic
-instrument cluster
-navigation touchscreens
-chrome door handles
-plastic surfaces on center consoles
-final spot check to remove any dust or fingerprints

My #1 choice is Mothers ReVision Glass & Surface Cleaner.

http://www.autogeek.net/24ozmoglcl.html

Works perfect for the light duty multi surface spot check, but what makes it even better is that it's a glass cleaner at heart so it doesn't know the meaning of streak unlike some rinseless wash solutions [especially if using an overly damp towel] It also doesn't leave anything behind [unlike a spray wax or protectant] Nothing but a crisp streak free finish. It doesn't smell bad either.. It's a gem.


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I like to use poorboys all purpose cleaner. Its super concentrated and can be diluted. Its a really good product and its great value for money
 
McKee's Total Interior Cleaner is terrific. Best all around total interior cleaner around imo.

I use Wolfgang Instant Detail Spritz on infotainment screens and any shiny plastic in the cockpit, works incredible.


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OP asked for a cleaner. When I clean I want nothing at all left behind. That is why I prefer Griot's Garage Interior Cleaner. If I want to use a protectant, I apply 303 after cleaning and Wolfie's for the leather.
 
McKees 37 Hi-Intensity APC + makes a nice all around interior cleaner. Doesn't leave streaks. Clean glass with it and about anything else.

I mostly use at 10:1-20:1 on interiors.
 
All we use at my shop is Griots Interior Cleaner.
Auto-Zone carries it here locally which is nice.

Clear
No scent
Can be used everywhere in the interior.

Another product you may like is Chemical Guys Inner Clean, that one has a nice scent.


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