cleaning interior

[gixxerrider]

I have heard that Armor all dry's out the plasic and leather. (Is this true?) What do you use?

[drako]

yes it is true, armor all uses alcohol in its cleaners. which eventually crakcs the interior. you can do two things, use silicone based products (black majic) that give it a "wet" look. or you can use other cleaners. i use something called meguiars quik detailer mist which is just a mist that cleans it up.

[HOLSTEIN]

chicken grease and vasaline gives it a silky sheen

[Jonmalibuss]

chicken grease and vasaline gives it a silky sheen

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So your telling us your truck smells like KFC and petroleum jelly inside? As long as it shines I guess

[Big O]

chicken grease and vasaline gives it a silky sheen

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So your telling us your truck smells like KFC and petroleum jelly inside? As long as it shines I guess

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All I could think of when I read that was " what were your greek letters "

[drako]

chicken grease and vasaline gives it a silky sheen

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So your telling us your truck smells like KFC and petroleum jelly inside? As long as it shines I guess

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All I could think of when I read that was " what were your greek letters "

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[SS_bnoon_SS]

I don't use anything availble at the local auto parts store because almost all of them use petrolium distilates as the base because it's cheap/easy. The petrol base is what dries/cracks the leather/plastic/vinyl, not alcohol as drako stated.

 

I use Auto Armor water based products that I buy from the local detail shop's commercial counter, because it's a brand the pros use. I only use that a couple of times a year when conditioning is needed. For normal cleanings, I just use HOT HOT HOT water and a regular wash cloth to clean the dust/etc. I don't really like the "wet look" for my interior though...

[cerbomark]

Seats/ a little baby oil on a cotton cloth. Then wipe dry with a clean cloth after you let it dry.

[Holty]

I don't use anything availble at the local auto parts store because almost all of them use petrolium distilates as the base because it's cheap/easy. The petrol base is what dries/cracks the leather/plastic/vinyl, not alcohol as drako stated.

 

I use Auto Armor water based products that I buy from the local detail shop's commercial counter, because it's a brand the pros use. I only use that a couple of times a year when conditioning is needed. For normal cleanings, I just use HOT HOT HOT water and a regular wash cloth to clean the dust/etc. I don't really like the "wet look" for my interior though...

 

i'm the same way, not really a big fan of the greasy/shiney look. what i do is after i wash my truck, i take the damp cotton towel that i used to dry it and use that to wipe everything off in the interior, except the leather seats. then i used zaino leather cleaner on the seats, then use zaino lether conditioner on the seats AND the dash/doors. works very well.

[04CHASE]

i use zaino products for the interior( plastic cleaner and leather cleaner and conditioner/treatment) the leather zaino stuff smells good too!!

[Holty]

i use zaino products for the interior( plastic cleaner and leather cleaner and conditioner/treatment) the leather zaino stuff smells good too!!

 

[KissMySilvSS]

Eagle One Leather cleaner and conditioner works really good, black bottle. I used it for the first time today and I was very impressed with the results. I need to use it more often to keep my leather fresh and moist.