Interior clean

Hmm. I use water since I have tints, with an old rag tshirt for the windows and they come out ridicuously perfect. On the outside of the window I wax it... Dunno, they look great.

For the plastic parts I use Meguiar's Interior Detailer Cleaner. Smells awesome, leaves a great and uniform semi gloss shine and is not oily at all. I dont think ill ever use anything else. Also if you got any painted parts in the inside of your truck, using that looks as if you clear coated them.

 

Turtle wax Formula 27 works great. It leave a "dull" shine, not like the obnoxious armour-all glare and it doesn't streak or smell oily at all. I use it on every piece of plastic and vinyl on the inside of my truck. best of all....its cheap

 

I use leather conditioner instead of armor all. It leaves a natural finish instead of the shiny, greasy look. I detailed for several years and I can tell you that armor all does not dry out vinyl. Dashes crack because they become dry but armor all does not speed up the process. It is actually caused by having the dash exposed to the sun all day everyday. Using leather conditioner will not solve this problem, but it will make plastic last longer.

 

I use my new shop vac that the GF got me for Xmas, then wipe everything down with this stuff in a green bottle from Walmart. Its made by Turtle Wax cant think of the name off hand. Not greasy and its great for all of the door seals to keep the doors closing tightly and quitely.
Then I use a window cleaner with ammonia in it, I dont have any window tint to ruin.

 

+1 for 303 Aerospace Protectant. "SPF 40 for your stuff", damn fine product! West Marine or any other boat supply store will have it. No greasy mess and no glaring shine, just good solid protection. I use it on all plastic interior parts as well as the bed rails, mudflaps, door handles, and mirrors. I even did the bed once.