Interior products.

On my own garage kept cars, I will usually just use a damp microfibre to wipe the interior down. The exception to that would be my Ranger, where sometimes I might need a clean muddy scuffs with some APC. The Ranger also gets some 303 every few months to protect from spend most of it life in the sun.

I have recently been using and liking Meguiar's D149 Quick Interior Cleaner.



I like that this saves time on a customer car, cleaning and protecting in one step. Now it does not give the depth of finish like a dedicated dressing such as 303, but leave the interior looking clean and fresh.

Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer is fantastic. I've yet to find anything better.
 
Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer is fantastic. I've yet to find anything better.

Currently using PBL Vinyl and Leather Coating but I have used Griots, Herrenfahrts, Nextzett's interior detailers - all are low sheen, apply and wipe off easily, seem to repel dust and all except Herrens, provide UV protection. I can't really tell any difference amongst them as all are excellent. Curious, what make this one a standout?
 
Currently using PBL Vinyl and Leather Coating but I have used Griots, Herrenfahrts, Nextzett's interior detailers - all are low sheen, apply and wipe off easily, seem to repel dust and all except Herrens, provide UV protection. I can't really tell any difference amongst them as all are excellent. Curious, what make this one a standout?

I've heard great things about Griot's. Meguiar's just works extremely well on anything and leaves zero residue behind, no gloss. Very OE look. Cleans LCD screens, light and dark plastics really well too. I buy it by the gallon now.
 
Well, before the (maybe) delete the link, Todd's new "favorite" interior detailer is the new one from Gyeon.

I did see that recently. But it's still highly regarded. It's cheap too.
 
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