Interior detailing?
09-18-2003, 08:03 AM
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Interior detailing?
I have read on this forum that Lexor is great for the leather seats.
Now, what about the non-leather dash? And the windows? What is the best product out there that will not damage my interior?
Also, will paper towels work, or should I apply the 100% cotton towel method?
Now, what about the non-leather dash? And the windows? What is the best product out there that will not damage my interior?
Also, will paper towels work, or should I apply the 100% cotton towel method?
09-18-2003, 12:03 PM
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Originally posted by Katana18
The Dash- use M-40 (Meguiars)
The Windows- Windex will do
use the cotton towels, not paper ones
The Dash- use M-40 (Meguiars)
The Windows- Windex will do
use the cotton towels, not paper ones
one towel to wipe on, another one to buff
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10-11-2003, 04:43 AM
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For glass, I use a product called Invisible Glass. You can get it at Wal-Mart. It works because it dries invisible...I HATE WINDEX. I have NEVER used windex when it didn't leave streaks. At first you can't tell, but when the sun hits it just right, there are streaks everywhere.
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I agree. I tried invisible glass one day because I saw people selling it at a car show and thats all I've used ever since. It sprays out in a foam so it stays put too and doesnt drip.
10-11-2003, 09:44 AM
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Son,
I find the best cleaner you can use on your windows is also free.
Buy yourself a large spray bottle. Add one small drop of dish detergent or car wash soap. Add water, shake well. Enjoy a streak free shine. Do not knock it untill you have tried it.
A penny saved is a penny earned!
Sincerely,
Wilford Brimley
I find the best cleaner you can use on your windows is also free.
Buy yourself a large spray bottle. Add one small drop of dish detergent or car wash soap. Add water, shake well. Enjoy a streak free shine. Do not knock it untill you have tried it.
A penny saved is a penny earned!
Sincerely,
Wilford Brimley
10-12-2003, 05:09 PM
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The installer at the tint shop I went to recommended a non-ammonia glass cleaner on the tints. Wilfords (I love you man) tip would be ok. I've been using an Eagle One spray.
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