Best Detailing Wipes for Leather Interior
Best Detailing Wipes for Leather Interior
Hey all, I have always just used regular Armor All wipes on my previous cars plastic interior and dash. Being that the RDX has a leather (or leatherette) dash and leather seats what is the best product for a quick wipe down and detailing at home?
I think the regular wipes may damage leather or ruin the finish so I want to make sure I get the right stuff.
I think the regular wipes may damage leather or ruin the finish so I want to make sure I get the right stuff.
Hey all, I have always just used regular Armor All wipes on my previous cars plastic interior and dash. Being that the RDX has a leather (or leatherette) dash and leather seats what is the best product for a quick wipe down and detailing at home?
I think the regular wipes may damage leather or ruin the finish so I want to make sure I get the right stuff.
I think the regular wipes may damage leather or ruin the finish so I want to make sure I get the right stuff.
Simple. Some warm water with a few drops Johnsons baby soap in it (mix it up, get of mice fiber mini towel damp, work into the suede and dry with a dry micro fiber cloth). Zero chemicals, perfect for monthly maintenance.
Last edited by Texasrdx21; Oct 9, 2023 at 09:23 AM.
Me personally i don't use anything on my dash or what not. I don't like putting chemicals on it due to it having direct access to the sun and it possibly making it fade or even crack over time. I could be over thinking it but i just simply wipe it off with a detail rag. Or i have a soft little brush i use to brush off the dust.
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Me personally i don't use anything on my dash or what not. I don't like putting chemicals on it due to it having direct access to the sun and it possibly making it fade or even crack over time. I could be over thinking it but i just simply wipe it off with a detail rag. Or i have a soft little brush i use to brush off the dust.
Me personally i don't use anything on my dash or what not. I don't like putting chemicals on it due to it having direct access to the sun and it possibly making it fade or even crack over time. I could be over thinking it but i just simply wipe it off with a detail rag. Or i have a soft little brush i use to brush off the dust.
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