Interior detailer recommendation needed

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I am looking for a product to detail the interior of my car...vinyl, plastic, and OK if it gets on leather. I don't want shine, nor do I want a greasy or slippery residue afterwards.



Can anybody give me some recommendations for good products to clean/protect interiors?



Thanks.
 
a good APC....



megs APC+ will clean a whole lot!!!



then protect with something like optimum protectant plus - put it on everything!
 
I second the Megs APC for cleaning interiors, I use it at 10:1.

Another popular cleaining choice is Woolite, diluted at 6:1 although I have also used it at 10:1 on relatively clean interiors.



For protection, I like Poorboys Natural Look.
 
natebood said:
Also, you might try Meguiar's Quick Interior Detailer. It's a good OTC product and has UV protection.
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what he said! No shine, just a nice matte finish.
 
Another + for Poorboys Natural Look. I love how it smells and dries to the factory matte look. I really like how the Optimum Protectant + works but it doesn't smell too pleasant.
 
A much cheaper alternative that works great... Woolite + water. TADA! It cleans great and works wonders on leather!
 
Woolite and water for to clean leather then Zaino Z-10 to protect (no shine at all and not slippery or grabby), Meg's Quick Detailer for dash and doors to clean, Poorboys's Natural Look for dash and doors for Protectant (little to no shine when dry but it does darken slightly). I clean carpet with Folex usually, it cleans great and has no smell to linger or days like other carpet cleaners I have used.



If the dash and console are real dirty I'll use Meg's APC mixed 10-1 to clean.



I also like DP Interior Surface Protectant. It does have a little more shine than PB NL but I wouldn't call it shiny. Nice smell also for both DP and PB.
 
I've been using Megs QD on my interior & it does a great job of cleaning up dust and light stains in the console. It leaves a relatively nice clean smell too. I am wondering if I should use another product on top of it to give my interior surfaces more protection. Optimum Protectant Plus sounds like a good possibility.
 
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