Best interior Cleaner protection

Irishwoodchuck

Irishwoodchuck

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I'm looking to buy a good interior cleaner?

I don't have leather seats but am looking to pimp the cockpit as much as possible of my Toyota. I was just using the turtle wax interior cleaner and am looking for something awesome.
Thoughts?
 
303 Aerospace has some cleaning ability. Personally I like Meguiars APC at 1:10, followed by filtered water wipedown, followed by 303 Aerospace or BF Interior Protectant.
 
What level of Shine are you looking for?

Do you want the same level of shine on the upper portion of the dash as the other interior panels? Some, like a more matte finish on the upper dash to avoid glare while driving
 
What the black label series or is that overrated?

Also I have a small scratch in my window any ideas how to get it out?
 
allenk4 said:
What level of Shine are you looking for?

Do you want the same level of shine on the upper portion of the dash as the other interior panels? Some, like a more matte finish on the upper dash to avoid glare while driving
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BUMP

Can't make a recommendation w/o this information
 
quebert said:
Einszett Cockpit Premium, while I've never used it, I want to. Heard a lot of good things about it.
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Come on

If you are going to make a suggestion, at least make it something you have used
 
Irishwoodchuck said:
I'm okay with shinny
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That helps a lot

An inexpensive option that provides a safe level of shine is Meguiar's Natural Shine Protectant

It cleans and protects

I have actually used this product on many vehicles, so this is a personal opinion
 
allenk4 said:
That helps a lot

An inexpensive option that provides a safe level of shine is Meguiar's Natural Shine Protectant

It cleans and protects

I have actually used this product on many vehicles, so this is a personal opinion
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I've used this product in the past and really liked it. Currently, I'm using 303 and am very happy as well. There was a time in the past when I was using Vinylex as well, which gave me no issues.

On the shine scale, I found 303 to be a very flat OEM look, Meguiars to be a natural satin look, and the Vinylex to be a bit shiny...even when buffed out.

Honestly, I like the looks of the Meguiars best, but the flexibility of the 303 to be used safely on both leather and plastic wins a place in my garage.
 
I really like the Meguiars Supreme Shine Protectant. Don't let the name scare you, it isn't an overpowering glossy shine. Just right for me. Good as interior and exterior protectant on all rubber vinyl, plastic. Pleasant smell and very inexpensive.
 
I used the 1z interior kit for the first time over the weekend and love it.

Topped it off with 303 for added protection…
 
Just tried the D149 Meguiars Quick Interior detailer today. Here are my observations
1. I dont like the smell - It is NOT offensive but it is just odd.
2. It cleans surprisingly well. Still wouldnt use it on a heavy soil
3. Satin sheen, actually I like the look of 303 and this is just a bit less satin than that (if your familiar with that). Id give 303 a 3 out of 10 and this a 1.5 for gloss

Hope this helps!
 
Chris@AutoCleanse said:
Ultima interior shampoo, followed by ultima interior guard.
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spewking said:
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- application is very easy
- smell is slightly chemical with a subtle, pleasant fragrance
- feel is silky smooth (not tacky or oily whatsoever)
- appearance is a satin sheen (no glare)
- dust attraction is minimal and easy to wipe up
- the Ultima Interior Shampoo Gel is good for 75% of jobs (an APC and Folex can take care of the rest)
 
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