Cleaner
Can anyone recommend a good, strong interior cleaner? I have tried the pretty standard stuff off the shelf at Wal-Mart to no avail really.
I want to try it myself before turning it over to a professional detailer.
Last edited by LILBENZ230; Jun 20, 2012 at 01:31 PM.
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I'm going to have to try the magic eraser on some areas. When I bought this car at 25,000 miles it was the nicest example I could find. Like brand new. That's the only reason I bought it over one with a black interior. The Ash color is the dumbest interior color I have ever seen. It never looks clean.
It is safe, yet think of it more like a last resort to be used sparringly. The worst it will do is take out the dye and fake texture (the texture on leather/vinyl in most cars is fake, its been added) then you'll have to re-dye and re-texture. That's what restoration companies do. They sand down, dye, then imprint a texture in the final "clear" coat.
Again, google it.

The car is always on the road, and I do keep it clean, but this is how the driver door panel was looking at 139,500 miles.
I wet the magic eraser and lightly began to clean the door pull handle. I snapped this picture just after cleaning to door pull (before I cleaned the other parts):

Much better, the door pull looks and feels new again. I'll post more pics after I clean the whole interior.
I need to do mine again.



