Clean the highlighted parts...

How do you clean this, with what products, and methods? They seem to grab onto lint really well so I guess microfiber is a must here, any products that work well on these surfaces? Thanks, Mike




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That's a damn good question. I have tan interior and those parts get filthy. The best I can do is scrub them with a soft nail brush but even that doesn't do the job 100%. I'd like some advice on this too.

 

armor all wipes or the equivalent

 

Meguiars leather wipes.

 

Try Meguiar's Quick Interior Detailer.....with a Microfiber towel of course. You can purchase a pack of 25 Microfiber towels from Sam's Club for around $11.00.

 

Take this for what it's worth... I have used almost every brand and type of automotive cleaner. Thus far it's my opinon that Meguiars products are some of the beston the market.

I used to use this http://www.meguiars.com/?vinyl-rubbe...n-Tech-Protect" It works wonders as far as protecting from uv rays. It's 100 times better than anything else comparable to it on the market. The only problem, i can't find it any where in stores. It normally sells for about $7.50. When i had my bike i used this, http://www.plexusplasticcleaner.com/frames.html

It's a plastic cleaner/ polish that works on all plastics. I now use it on my stang, on the side runners, the mirrors, everything plastic on the outside.. Then turn right around and use it on the plastic inside the car. The stuff is amazing. It dosn't leave any greasy feeling and you can use it on hard or soft plastics. The kicker here is that it's hard to find. I buy mine at a motorcycle store at $8.99 a can. But belive me, it's worth it. I've got everyone at work using it on their plastic in their cars.

 

I know what ya mean about hard to find products from Meguiar's. I went to my local Auto Zone and suggested they sell more of the Meguiar's line of products. About a month later, I noticed the wax that I was looking for wasin that store. Sometimes it helps to suggest what you want at your local auto parts store.

 

I could have sworn I saw the Meguiar's NXT Tech Protect at Wal-Mart... But I get easily confused... Something to do with the 70's...

 

My daughter has had good luck with "Mr. Clean Eraser" on her Jeep Liberty with tan leather and vinyl interior. I haven't tried it yet.

Cliff

 

hahaha...



i have used the armorall gell stuff in the yellow bottle.. and it works pretty well on those parts.. but shines them up, which some ppl dont like.. if you still want a kina dull but clean.. the meguires quick interior detailer works great.. and i noticed, it leaves a little scent also.. kina like leather..

good luck