interior cleaning tips
look good .
http://www.lexol.com/Category_leather.aspx
For the dash, just water on a cloth, wipe clean and towel dry immediately. I don't typically use any conditioner on the dash or other vinyl/rubber surfaces. If your dash looks dry/aged, you can try Aerospace 303 Protectant. It's a great conditioner/UV protectant and it's non-glossy.
A tip for those of us in the salt belt - if you have those nasty crusty salt stains on the carpet after the winter, here is the best method I've used to get rid of them. Boil water in a kettle. Remove all mats. Transfer water from kettle to a large measuring cup. Have a wet vac ready, I use a small shop vac with the filter bags removed. A 'Little Green' machine will work well also. Pour the very hot water on the stains. Be generous. Vacuum the water immediately. Repeat if necessary. To dry use a hair dryer, or take the car for a drive with no mats and the heat on, directed to the floor. It's amazing how well this works, it also removes a lot of dirt.
It's great spring cleaning the car after winter, it looks so nice. Which of course reminds me of how dirty it has been all winter and I think about California with all that nice weather and you guys posting pictures of your pristine cars and garages...
Last edited by BenzboyW210; Apr 6, 2011 at 08:51 PM.
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What's leather and what's vinyl?
I know my car has leather package. So I know the seats, the wavy part of the door, and the door arm rest is leather. What else is leather?
It's the rest of the stuff I'm not sure what it is. Like the harder parts of the door above the wavy leather part and below the arm rest they feel like vinyl. The dash and center console I assume is vinyl.
My car is a 2005 E320 CDI with the butterfly center console.
I just use Armor All products.




