DanJoy
Ready to race!
- Location
- Aurora, IL
Hmmm I looked at 1Z's site, cockpit does have some protectant in it. Didn't know that.
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Interior Wiping
- Thread starter IBFreeman
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PouncingPanzer1
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- Cleveland/Amish Country
Meguier's Quick Interior Detailer also leaves a nice clean OE look. Matte so to speak. I personally hate glossy trims and dashes. But some like the "pop". It is also only $4.99 retail. It is however free of protectants I think, just a cleaner. I sometimes top it with VRP.
DanJoy
Ready to race!
- Location
- Aurora, IL
How does VRP work on the interior? I use it on my tires and the grey side skirts and rear plastic pieces.
PouncingPanzer1
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- Cleveland/Amish Country
It's my trim and dash protectant of choice. Subtle pop, no slipperiness whatsoever, and it seems to keep the dust off the dash a lot longer than other products I have used. Also, it makes the dash feel almost like it's been waxed. Very silky to the touch. CarPro PERL is good, but a bit too much shine for interior use for my liking, I only use that on tires at 1:2 dilution. That is another thing to keep in mind, PERL can be diluted for multiple uses. I just haven't experimented with diluted mixes of it on my dash, I like VRP too much to care too care lol. It streaks on the touch screen and gauge cluster though, be careful.
ManInTheClouds
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- OK
Meguiar's is fine if you're out of 1Z Cockpit. 1Z I've found works the best, smells the best, and does a perfect job on LCD screens.
I use 303 Upholstery on the carpets and cargo bay cover if there's any mud or whatever.
I use 303 Upholstery on the carpets and cargo bay cover if there's any mud or whatever.
PouncingPanzer1
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- Cleveland/Amish Country
I'll try 1Z after this bottle of Meguier's is gone.
I like my car smelling like a new VW above all else.
chiefhiawatha
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- Location
- Chicago
I bought some after reading this. It is fantastic stuff. Really impressed. Matte and perfect.
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treybyday
Passed Driver's Ed
- Location
- Dallas, TX
I keep a microfiber cloth and swiffer duster in my driver-side door pocket at all times. Keeps me occupied at stop lights.
mursepaolo
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- Location
- Los Angeles
What's preferred for leather seats and steering wheel? Would like to avoid issues before they happen.
mesaboogie18
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- Location
- MD
I use Chemical Guys Inner Clean. I've also tried VRP. I'll have to give 1Z a try. Here's the interiors of my MK7 and MK4 after using Inner Clean:
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