[damo101]

what do you guys use to clean the interior of ya cars??

do you use microfiber cloth's, armour all etc?? smelly tree??

[lolgti]

Bar of soap in ashtray, I also put some smelly tree's behind the dash and shiz.

[InitialD_Fan]

I'm not a big fan of amour all it's a good brand but that's just it it's good. Meguiars and Mothers are better, I personally use some Meguiars products like wheel cleaners and I use some Polyglaze interior products.

This post has been edited by InitialD_Fan: 13 August 2009 - 12:00 AM

[Jarryd]

smelly treeeee.. i got the strawberry one and everyone comments on the smell..

[damo101]

fark yeah strawberry!! i got some microfiber cloth's from bunnings..seem to be working well. also not really cleaning but got a dash mat for the car, armour all made it hard for the velcro tape to stick to the dash though. got it sussed now though..

This post has been edited by damo101: 26 August 2009 - 11:12 PM

[orangeLJ]

if you buy a new car with shitty/stained carpet

throw it in the washing machine

works wonders.

[MR AE101]

I use meguiars nxt gen glass cleaner, meguiars cloth and trim cleaner & meguiars carpet and interior clean Plus ambi-pur smelly thing in the air vent

[YoungTrader]

If your carpet and upholstery is just generally grubby, spend $40 on hiring an upholstery cleaner from Coles/Woolies. Works wonders and smells fresh afterwards.

In terms of vinyl care, i got told some shocking things about armour all from a panel beater, so i tend to use Maguire's / polyglaze.

[MRsmallports]

Wow I have used polyglazed interior and upholstery cleaner for the first time its great I recomend it. It has a plastic brush as the cap/lid. Ill get some pic on how good it works.

[kavla]

Hey guys,

One of my mates who is a detailer swears by "The Chemical Guys" he has got me using some of there products. They are great!

For those that are interested here is a link to there website. http://www.chemguys.com.au/

[7afe]

black ice smelly tree (does anybody elses mates insist on taking off the whole bag infusing your car with extremely powerfully [yet overpowering] smelly tree)