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1 hour ago, f8l vnm said:

Baby wipes! From huggies or really any kind. After my kid grew out of diapers , i continued buying them. They clean very well, but not with crazy chemicals and they dont shine . Just a nice clean

Yea only unscented. Couldn't stand my interior smelling the baby butt scent lol.

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Have a steamer.

Works well but more time to do.

:)

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Baby wipes are in my center console at all times and they work great for spot clean ups... I went  over the original Meguiar's ultimate protectant with Meguiar's quick detailer spray and it did the trick. Interior looks awesome with just a touch of the wet look and no oily residue.

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I was using Adam's Interior Detailer to get a matte 'new car' look instead of the glossy 'detailed' look.  It went on well but the dash always appeared blotchy in the sun after application.  So based on a recommendation by Matt at OG I tried P&S Xpress Interior Cleaner.  Has a bit of a smell as you apply it that goes away as soon as you buff it out.  Dash, doors, and interior look great!!?  I also used it on my 2014 Yukon Denali and same great results.

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