Favorite interior cleaner?
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Adams Interior Detailer cleans and leaves a matte finish. If I want a satin finish I then add diluted CarPro Perl which, to me, looks fantastic. I then use Adams Leather Cleaner on the seats and then Adams Leather Conditioner. The conditioner seems safe for all leather-like surfaces and returns a bit of that New Truck Smell to the cab.
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From: BC Canada
I’ll be different. I use a microfibre cloth with warm water, squeeze out and wipe down from top to bottom. Use a new cloth as it gets dirty, rinse the rag and squeeze out. Then I use a detailed wipe for the screens, windows use a good product. Then I use leather wipes on the real leather only. Reason being I don’t like all the chemical residue off gassing onto the windows.
thanks for the tip on the use of lemon pledge.
truck is so dirty right now, -25 C this morning, supposed to be -31 tomorow.
thanks for the tip on the use of lemon pledge.
truck is so dirty right now, -25 C this morning, supposed to be -31 tomorow.
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Adams Interior Detailer cleans and leaves a matte finish. If I want a satin finish I then add diluted CarPro Perl which, to me, looks fantastic. I then use Adams Leather Cleaner on the seats and then Adams Leather Conditioner. The conditioner seems safe for all leather-like surfaces and returns a bit of that New Truck Smell to the cab.
i just finished my first first bottle of Adams interior. I liked it. Not shiny but you can tell it’s clean.
Before that I would use distilled water and rubbing alchohol mix to wipe everything down. For some strange reason I like the smell of rubbing alchohol. After a few minutes the smell goes away and I swerve when I traded in my last truck after 2 years it still had the new car smell. Then on leather I use mink oil and rub it in.
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Optimum Leather Protectant:
Cleans and protects leather, vinyl and plastic surfaces. Has UV protection like 303, but it goes on even and looks better than 303. It's nice because you can clean and protect at the same time. It doesn't leave a greasy or glossy shine either. It is by far the best I have used .
Cleans and protects leather, vinyl and plastic surfaces. Has UV protection like 303, but it goes on even and looks better than 303. It's nice because you can clean and protect at the same time. It doesn't leave a greasy or glossy shine either. It is by far the best I have used .
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Optimum Leather Protectant:
Cleans and protects leather, vinyl and plastic surfaces. Has UV protection like 303, but it goes on even and looks better than 303. It's nice because you can clean and protect at the same time. It doesn't leave a greasy or glossy shine either. It is by far the best I have used .
Cleans and protects leather, vinyl and plastic surfaces. Has UV protection like 303, but it goes on even and looks better than 303. It's nice because you can clean and protect at the same time. It doesn't leave a greasy or glossy shine either. It is by far the best I have used .
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I will add a +1 for Optimum Leather Protector, I have been very happy with it and it leaves a nice "clean" smell in the truck too. I jumped on the Optimum products line about 1 1/2 years ago when I was looking for a no rinse wash product and decided on their Optimum No Rinse/Wax, then just added on the rest of their product line.
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