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Yes vinyl seats, rubber flooring & barebones steel in the back. Ill try the bleach trick as i assume the vents are probably filled with cigarette smoke residue yet.

I recently got a promotion & was given a 2013 E250 work van. You'd think the van is at least 10 years old the way it was treated. Smoked in, coffee, soda, any mess you can think of happened in this truck. I know its a work truck but i take pride in my vehicles & want to make it 'livable' I took...

Thanks for the info, i'll post the results

I am assuming these factory ford rims would be clear coated but Im not sure? Just wondering if you can recommend any products to safely clean & polish or wax them. (Can I simply try a metal polish in a small area to determine & if no black residue comes off then that confirms they're cleared...

I have a set of old leather seats to clean up which are slightly dried out, but mostly they are just extremely filthy dirty. Any recommendations? I am wondering if its safe to use Meguiars APC for the cleaning part? As for the conditioner, I am looking for something that wont be too glossy/greasy

I am looking for some products are to clean/protect the interior of my new camper, I used Meguiars Ultimate interior protectant on the walls, ceiling (I don't know if its the right product for the job but it seems to work. As for the wood cabinetry etc, I was hoping to stay away from products...

I'm a jerk for never following up or saying thank you, I guess I was too exited to get the boat out on the water & did just that, but thank you for the suggestions, after compounding to a certain point I realized if I went to far I was going to start taking metal flake off seeing as the boat was...

Last summer I purchased a new camper & after I purchased it I cleaned the roof & wiped it down with 303 Aerospace protectant. It seemed to do its job, because when I cleaned it again in fall before I parked it for the winter it cleaned off easily and looked like new. (I guess it should though...

Is it just me or does anyone have issues with eye watering, itchyness etc after getting a slight mist of various detailing products near your eyes? (yes yes, I wear eye protection as much as I can) I cant really narrow it down what is causing it, but I think its rubber/vinyl/plastic dressings...

EDIT, my bad I didn't realize there was a whole section dedicated to marine detailing, if a moderator could move this for me. Sorry. I recently purchased an extremely faded/oxidized '81 Vanguard Banshee speed boat, (Same as a Glastron GT150 which more might be familiar with) Not knowing alot...

I just purchased a travel trailer that came with a Jensen stereo system, it only has two 5 1/4" speakers in the ceiling...which sound terrible. I want to upgrade the the 2 speakers & nothing else, I dont play the music very loud inside the camper, I just want a pair of speakers that sound great...

About a year ago I purchased a ss exhaust tip for my vehicle, it aged quickly, turning brownish yellow 'sort of' looked like rust or like it was overheated or some harsh chemical spilled on it, yesterday I swung by the exhaust shop to show the manager & he said he wasnt sure, maybe it was simply...

Having all these great products for removing scratches.... and a cell phone that is full of them, just wondering what products would be the safest to polish a Blackberry Bold? Would something mild like m205 (very very carefully by hand obviously) take care of them?

Thanks for the info, immediately after I submitted my question I switched my pad onto the rotary @ mid speed and noticed a significant improvement, still not perfect but alot better, I have found that autosol is a great abrasive for cutting, but doesnt seem to finish well, Tomorrow I will switch...

I am trying to clean up some smooth aluminum on the front corners of an enclosed car hauler. I have removed all the defects and in the shade it looks like chome.... until the sun shines on it and there are terrible buffer trails & I keep trying to go over it with the least aggressive (white)...

I always like to set mine in the gravel face down, it makes for a great time saver when I am in need of a heavier cut. :joking:

I have an old Tent trailer camper that needs some tlc, its in great shape but the canvas hasnt been treated in a long time & I am going camping in a few weeks for a week & I dont want to end up with it soaking up the rain rather than repelling it. Any recommendations? I dont mind spending a...

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/32539-durable-sealant-black.html Not a liquid sealant but I have had awesome results with Finish Kare 1000p Hi-Temp wax, Excellent durability, longevity

My new favorite tire cleaner is Mothers foaming tire & wheel cleaner, I am amazed how much easier it is to use than any other tire cleaner I have tried, (Ive tried them all, Wesleys, ARO, Meguiars APC etc) yet how gentle is is on rims (my only beef with it is that the foaming action is kind of...

My wife received a box of about 50 mr clean magic erasers that were mistakenly sent to her place of work, she contacted the sender and they said just keep them, they didnt want the hassle of resending or something, anyway, just wondering if these will come handy somehow in automotive detailing?