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I use Optimum Leather Protectant for the whole interior (minus the glass, of course). It's great on leather and trim. Treat the "wood" just like Mike Honcho (above) recommended, you're not really dealing with wood finish, your dealing with plastic resin. You'd need a power sander to get to the wood.

Stoners Tarminator. Tar, gum, spilled paint - all gone.

Anyone serving the Foxboro, MA. area??

I just tried an expiriment myself. I just received a bottle of Pinnacle Leather Cleaner and Conditioner and decided to try it out on my new MB GLE. I did the Leather dashboard and two front seats. It did an OK job, left the seats and dash slightly darker (and I mean SLIGHTLY almost not worth...

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All she is concern about is shiny paint and shiny chrome and shiny wheels. That's pretty muh all there is on a bike.

A mild hydrochloric acid wash works wonders for your fine leather interior. And you only have to clean it once! How's THAT for an expedient? (No, please don't follow this recommendation)

Plastic storage drawers, color coded.

Optimum Leather Protectant, works like a champ.

I'd love to take the credit but I got the idea from a Chris Fix Youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axI5Luw0Eos.

I don't mind cleaning glass. My method seems to work very well, for me. First I inspect the glass, any tree sap or pine tar gets taken care of with Tarminator and paper towels. Secondly, (or firstly if there's no tar to remove) I use ONR and an Opti-Eraser to lightly pre-clean the windshield...

IF my paint is in good condition and IF it's not too dirty, I will use ONR and then Pinnacle Liquid Wax. Has worked for me in the past, will work in the future.

I got the Burl Walnut on my 2016 GLE400 'cause I didn't care for the matte look of the Ash. I liked the overall color just not the dullness.

I use either a GG Fine Surface Prepare Mitt or an OPT Opti-Eraser on the exterior glass followed by Invisible glass and then Rain X. The interior gets a pass with a Magic Eraser followed by Invisible glass. Routine works very well.

How do you keep the squirrels away? :xyxthumbs:

Anyone know; do these ceramic coatings change or impact the headlights focal length or degrade the effectivity of headlight range?

There are a lot of posts on re-surfacing the fairly new plastic covered headlights. How about preventing the hazing from happening at all? What does everyone use to 'coat' or otherwise protect your headlights. On my old car and my new Merc I've been using Plexus Plastic Cleaner, Protectant &...

How about the Souveran Liquid Wax, it's alittle cheaper?

I like the one section nightly routine. Guess I'm not the oly one that does that. I'll ONR (or Opti-clean if not that dirty) the hood and two front fenders one night and the four door the next night, then the rear.

We all like a clean vehicle. That's why we're OCD (obsessive compulsive detailers); but short of cleaning your vehicle daily - which isn't too practical, how dirty do you let your vehicle exterior get before you attend to it?