Interior detailing

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If those shoe scuffs are into the poor vinyl that our interiors are made of (and looks like they are) and not just surface dirt no cleaner is going to take them out. Some may cover the scuffs temporarily but will come right back after it evaporates.

 

My detailer uses chemical guys, that's all i know.

 

Another vote for Chemical Guys here. Their Total Interior cleaner works great for me and it leaves the cabin smelling fresh and clean. I'm not a fan of the shiny dash look and this leaves the plastics looking new.

 

When I wash my truck (rare) I just take the towel that I used to dry the truck off with and clean off the interior with it. It usually shines off the interior real nice and everything feels spic and span for a while.

 

Another vote for https://www.chemicalguys.com/. They even have a ton of YouTube videos that show you how to do just about anything with their products.

 

You might be right, but in the 10 years i have been using it, i did the method i described. I dont think i have ever read the instructions.

My plastic never faded in any of my vehicles and it gave it a nice satin sheen. Dont understand why people hate on armorall.

This was my 2007 ranger i had for 7 years. Always parked outside and interior looks brand new. I did clean the seats professionaly every 3-4 months though, im pretty anal.

 

As many have said simple green followed by 303.

 

I use ArmorAll for some things, it's been around forever. I believe the first like product of it's kind. There are a gazillion of such products now. Back in the day I bough it by the truck load for my auto parts stores
as the ArmorAll line was our #1 selling wash/wax product for years.

 

Thanks for all the replies so far friends. I ended up with enough chemical guys supplies to start my own detailing company.