Interior vinyl cleaning

What do you all use to clean the dash, door jams, center console, etc??

 

303 kicks a$$

 

I have 2015 limited and was looking for a multipurpose all interior cleaner. I see people talking about how much they like the aerospace 303 and using it on the plastics outside. Is this a truly SAFE product that can be used on the WHOLE interior too? Ie dash , plastic softfex leather etc.

 

I don't know about leather but it's good for everything else.
I use lexol on the leather

 

I thought 303 was a protectant and not a cleaner.

 

It is a protectant. But it works for mild cleaning, simply by being a liquid. Like water would (e.g. Dusting your dash, interior plastics). For heavier jobs, I'd use something else. Diluted SIMPLE GREEN is a good one. I get it at Walmart, auto parts stores, etc.

It says you can use it on leather seats, goggles, etc. Sounds truly safe to me. I use it on all interior/exterior plastics, rubber seals, tires, as a haze preventer (UV blocker on headlights). Works great on plastic lawn furniture that sits in the sun.
http://www.goldeagle.com/product/303-aerospace-protectant

 

I would avoid Simple Green on interior. There are safer alternatives out there that won't break the bank like Chemical Guys All Clean...$7 and it will make around a gallon and a half. Plus no worries of damaging plastic, vinyl, etc.

 

What could be unsafe about diluted simple green? I just fill a bucket with warm water and then add a spray or two of simple green. Seems to work, But I don't want to damage anything. Guess I've gotten lucky so far?

 

For one if someone misses the dilution ratio, Simple Green can make the plastic cloudy. Why take that risk? Why use a degreaser on interior? There are dedicated cleaners out there that would be better and safer.

 

I don't typically use a degreaser on the interior. That's why I said 303 works for mild cleaning (dusting, etc). But if there are boot marks on my door panels, then a little diluted simple green works well for me.

 

It may work fine on door panels but other plastics may have issues. There have been plenty cases were it clouds the plastic. I would hate for someone to read this thread and end up having an issue when there are safer products out there that clean well.

 

I like using 303 since it doesn't leave any oily/greasy residue. It leaves a clean look finish.

 

303 has a cleaner too. Haven't used it yet it's on order.

 

303

 

303 seems to be magic

 

Not only does 303 leave a nice, clean appearance without any crappy shine (think Armor All), it also has great UV protection capability. Have been using it for years.

 

I use glass cleaner to remove dirt, 303 for protection.

 

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