What do you guys use to clean the interior? (Dash, door panels)
#4
Warm, damp cloth and paintbrush (m)
When I was younger I detailed cars for 9 years (yeah, I really loved it) and found that unless the dash/door panels are 'dirty' (meaning they actually have dirt/mud/scuffmarks on them), there is no need to use a cleaner. A damp cloth about the size of a dishtowel will remove dust, fingerprints and minor scuffs. The paintbrush will get rid of dust in vents and hard to reach spaces, like the radio and climate control buttons.
Good luck!
PS - don't use the cloth on the intrument panel as the plastic WILL SCRATCH over time. Use a soft, dry towel and Eagle One 20/20 window cleaner.
Good luck!
PS - don't use the cloth on the intrument panel as the plastic WILL SCRATCH over time. Use a soft, dry towel and Eagle One 20/20 window cleaner.
#5
Re: Warm, damp cloth and paintbrush (m)
Thanks! So do you use products like ArmorAll at all? This is my first new car ever so I want to take real good care of it. Besides I really like detailing cars i'm just not very good at it yet. Any suggestions on waxes and exterior details would be appreciated too! I have a 1991 Honda CRX back home I've been taking real good care of, and have been using 3M Wax on it with good results. I've heard that this wax is not to be used too often because it can damage the paint...not sure how true this is.
Thanks,
Juan
2002 3.0 Quattro 6-spd Fully Loaded
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Thanks,
Juan
2002 3.0 Quattro 6-spd Fully Loaded
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#7
Re: Warm, damp cloth and paintbrush (m)
My experience with detailing cars has been trial and error. There are certain products out there that just work better than others and some you might just like the way they work for you.
Here's a brief list of what I use
P21 S - Car Wash Soap
Viking - Sponges (3) wheels, lowers, and top part of car
One Grand Blitz Wax (paste)
Eagle One - Applicator Pad (2)
Eagle One - Quick Detail
Eagle One 20/20 or Sprayway - Window Cleaner
Coastal - Power Clean (for tires, wheel wells)
Any 100% cotton - Rags (4)
P21S - Wheel Cleaner (only use like once/month)
Paint Brush for detailing
Aerosol, anything water based - Tire Dressing
The Absorber - Chamois
Shop Towels (paper) for cleaning windows.
Direct any additional questions to my email address, good luck!
Frank
Here's a brief list of what I use
P21 S - Car Wash Soap
Viking - Sponges (3) wheels, lowers, and top part of car
One Grand Blitz Wax (paste)
Eagle One - Applicator Pad (2)
Eagle One - Quick Detail
Eagle One 20/20 or Sprayway - Window Cleaner
Coastal - Power Clean (for tires, wheel wells)
Any 100% cotton - Rags (4)
P21S - Wheel Cleaner (only use like once/month)
Paint Brush for detailing
Aerosol, anything water based - Tire Dressing
The Absorber - Chamois
Shop Towels (paper) for cleaning windows.
Direct any additional questions to my email address, good luck!
Frank
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