Interior panel cleaning what do you guys use ?

[f8l vnm]

Looking for a spray that has next to no shine but cleans well. Not a fan of shiny interior look

Thanks

[O_J_Simpson]

Lexol

[mjoekingz28]

Mix a few drops to a capful or so of car wash concentrate with the rest water (I prefer distilled) into a spray bottle and use that. I am pleased with this after having already armor alled the interior dash and panels. After armor all, just use the soap and water whenever it gets dusty and it ends up looking great and IMO has the protective properties of the armor all, but with all the gloss enhancing minimized.

[MB2008LTZ]

Adams Total Interior Detailer

[BRay'sGirl]

You might like Meguiars Ultimate Protectant. It's not shiny and it brings back the new car smell.

Do NOT spray any cleaner directly (in general) on the panel but only on a (cotton) cloth and then wipe it down.

 

 

[IgnitionOn]

Griot's Interior Cleaner

[smrr1]

I just use a slightly damp cloth with water only but i dont get it that dirty either

[Eddie 70]

Depends on what I am after. If I am just dusting I use a damp rag. If I am going for some UV protection I use Meguires Ultimate Protectant on a rag. That usually holds up really well in my truck. It's my dash and door panels that I like to have the UV protection on. Having said that all of my windows have tint on them to help keep UV down also.

[STINSAN3]

Adams Total Interior Detailer

 

This X2.

[Grjfer]

Woolite, mixed at a rate of 10/1 work great as a mild interior cleaner. I mix it up in a spray bottle and use a cotton wax applicator sprayed with it to clean, and follow that up with a white cotton cloth to rinse. For a protectant I use 303 aerospace, always sprayed on the cloth, then wipe down. I use a microfiber cloth to buff and/or knock down the shine.

[Imcrazy]

I use meguiars interior cleaner, they have a low gloss protection as well,

[wifeysdenali]

Adams total interior leaves a nice satin look

[mjoekingz28]

Woolite, mixed at a rate of 10/1 work great as a mild interior cleaner. I mix it up in a spray bottle and use a cotton wax applicator sprayed with it to clean, and follow that up with a white cotton cloth to rinse. For a protectant I use 303 aerospace, always sprayed on the cloth, then wipe down. I use a microfiber cloth to buff and/or knock down the shine.

 

 

Sounds interestng. The only time I used Woolite was back around high school when I followed the recommendation from the California Car Duster to buy the Woolite.

[crankman]

California duster the smaller head version inside and a slightly damp rag (water) is all Ive ever used.

[chris918]

get honda polish its a motorcycle products its not shiny and its a cleaner waxer polisher in one and safe on everything plastic leather ect.... and it has anti static properties so it takes awhile for dust to build up