Interior plastic cleaning

[Mightybeast]

Can some 1 recommend good cleaning product for the interior plastic. I know that normal armor all not gona work. Also, porres plastic texture of maverick interior(dash) requires some special product. I just don't know what.
Thank you in advance.

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[billbillw]

I use Meguiars Quik Interior Detailer and a microfiber terry cloth (good for getting in rough textures). It leaves no oily residue but maybe a slight vinegar smell. I've been using it on every interior for the last 10 years or so...maybe there is a newer product that is better? Old habits or maybe because I am just finishing up a 1-gallon refill bottle?

 

[bighap]

303 Protectant.

 

[Ponchsox]

303 Protectant.

This ^

 

[Proflig8tor]

303 Protectant.

Yep. Bought some after reading on how to avoid the appearance of scratches. Works great! Doesn’t smell so good and requires some care In application (best with a wet cloth as in the photos) to avoid spots.

 

[Mightybeast]

303 Protectant.

White or blue bottle?

 

[Mosin]

White

 

[dalola]

For *cleaning*, I like Simple Green & a microfiber cloth.

For conditioning/protecting, lots of good choices like 303, Meguiars, etc..

 

[bighap]

White or blue bottle?

I've personally only used the white because I got a screaming deal on it a few years ago. The blue is supposed to be great as well.

 

[NJBob]

What's the difference between white and blue?

 

[jwilson]

I use the 303 (blue bottle) on exterior black vinyl, like tonneau cover, and used to on interior, but in the past year or so have started using the new Turtle Wax hybrid solutions line (spray wax, etc.) and the Inside Job graphene spray for cleaning and protecting interior is really good.

Turtle Wax 53787 Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Graphene Inside Job

 

[Montana]

303 is by far the best I have ever used. I won't use it on exterior things though because it's water based and will run. But they do make other versions designed for exterior stuff.

But for the most time - I just use a set of (warm) damp cloths and a brush for the crevasses. Depends on how dirty your interior is, but that works plenty for me. Invest in some simple detailing tools once and they will last you a VERY long time. Don't use dry cloths on the majority of glossy things either - like the gauge cluster. A damp microfiber to collect the dust particles then a dry one to clean off any left over water spots. Dry cloths scratch the hell out of interiors when used alone.

 

[Hoagus]

I use water on a rag. It’s overkill, I know, but I don’t skimp when it comes to my plastics.

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