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What interior cleaner do you guys use? What interior cleaner do you guys use?
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Old 05-12-2012, 09:00 PM   #1
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What interior cleaner do you guys use?
I haven't been able to find a decent interior cleaner for my plastics and vinyls..
(probably since I've only looked at Canadian Tire and Wal-Mart)Everything I use has some odd cheap smell and leaves streaks or a high gloss.

What do you guys use? I would prefer something was odorless and didn't leave a gloss.
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I use Einszett Cockpit Premium $11.95 from our vendor autowerkes.

It doesnt leave a shine/ high gloss on the interior which I love. It just makes it make to stock look and leaves a nice smell in the car. Cleans really well. I highly recommend it!
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For cleaner, use 1Z Einszett Plastic Vinyl Deep Cleaner, then protect it with carpro Perl.

I use Meg apc+ and a steamer.
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I usually wipe with a damp rag and once a month I use dashboard protectant gel I hate the cheap gloss looks those sprays give dashboards
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My all time fav is Autoglym Interior Shampoo for cleaning all interior surfaces. If your vehicle is well kept, Cockpit Premium is good for cleaning fingerprints, light dust etc and won't streak on wood trim etc.
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Sorry to thread jack but might as well ask here.

I had a blue pen explode in my back pocket and now have two streaks of blue on my leather seats.

Any pointers on how to get it off?

I've already used all purpose cleaner to get most of it out, but its still fairly visible.
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Great f'n avatar!! I believe Leather Masters has an ink removal product. I don't carry anything like that. Sorry. You may try dabbing a mf sprayed with a tar and adhesive remover like Autoglym Intensive Tar Remover. Dab, don't scrub.
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The same thing happened to some guy at work and unfortunately we weren't able to get it off. Had to get it re-dyed.
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Old 05-13-2012, 09:59 AM   #9
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so, If my interior is in good shape I should try einszett premium cockpit?
If not, should I stick with autoglym?

Is the einszett deep cleaner a better option?


And Hchang, your avatar is incredibly distracting..
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