Detailing Help (Lots!) - Pics Inside

[ihsn]

First, I'd like to say that radeonboy (RFD) recommended this forum to me. A big thank you to him.



Now to the car, bought a '05 Pontiac Vibe recently. I need to give the car a thorough clean and want to maintain it. But, like all car there are some minor scratches etc.



First up, the wheel. How do I get rid of the rust?

Second, small scratch on the front passenger door.

Third, another scratch on the edge. Same side.

Another similar scratch but on the driver's side.

Scratch along the lining of the driver's door.

Rear window, rust particles falling from above (inside?)

Rear bumper (hood)

Moving to the interior .. driver seat.

Scratches on the dashboard, passenger side.

Glove compartment.

Glue(?) in the trunk.

Also the interior roof has some stains, forgot to take a pic of it. What products, methods would you suggest to tackle these things. Thanks a lot!

 

[BobD]

The rust you'll have to clean and paint.



The orange specs/spots you'll need a clay bar



The scratches you'll need a couple / few polishes and a polisher



The interior you're going to need a good all purpose cleaner, some fabric cleaner, and nothing much you can do with the gouges in the plastic.

 

[EcoAutoCT]

The rust you'll have to clean and paint.



The orange specs/spots you'll need a clay bar



The scratches you'll need a couple / few polishes and a polisher



The interior you're going to need a good all purpose cleaner, some fabric cleaner, and nothing much you can do with the gouges in the plastic.

Exact and quick answers. +1 to all that.

 

[AcuraYYZ]

I'm JAGpilot from RFD. Welcome



I'd go and buy a Meguiar's Clay Kit from Canadian Tire and for the scratches your best getting a pro to do it as I doubt you want to buy a polisher/compounds. The seats can be cleaned using a fabric shampoo.



I hope you got a good deal for this car, it seems like it was not taken good care of. :doh

 

[imported_Jakerooni]

For the scratches in the plastic sand them down a bit and then recoat them with SEM vinyl/plastic dye. it's the exact same dye that GM uses so it'll be a perfect match. Outside of that everything else Danase said is the best advise.