Cleaning interior trim

[Old_Norm]

Looking for suggestions for a good cleaner for hard interior trim (door panels, door sills, etc.) Trying to avoid an Armorall shine.
TIA

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[ReverendPete]

I've been using Adam's Polishes Interior Cleaning Gel, and it seems to work nicely. Not adding any shine, or leaving any residue.

https://adamspolishes.com/products/adams-all-purpose-interior-cleaning-gel

 

[generaltso]

I use a microfiber cloth with water on it. Works great.

 

[Old_Norm]

I've been using Adam's Polishes Interior Cleaning Gel, and it seems to work nicely. Not adding any shine, or leaving any residue.

https://adamspolishes.com/products/adams-all-purpose-interior-cleaning-gel

Thinks. FYI I got $4.24 off with discount code FIRST

 

[Old_Norm]

I use a microfiber cloth with water on it. Works great.

That was my old standby. But it isn't working with most the marks and dirt.

 

[Old_Norm]

I've been using Adam's Polishes Interior Cleaning Gel, and it seems to work nicely. Not adding any shine, or leaving any residue.

https://adamspolishes.com/products/adams-all-purpose-interior-cleaning-gel

Off topic, but where did you get your lighted pony?

 

[ReverendPete]

Off topic, but where did you get your lighted pony?

Straight from EV-Vida (which, if I understand correctly, is just AOSK's online storefront). Looks like they're currently out of stock. https://ev-vida.store/products/mustang-mach-e-rear-pony-emblem-brake-led

FWIW, I love the look of it, but the black plastic middle sticker part that is "removable" is kind of removing itself, and I've had to give it a little extra adhesive. But the install was fairly straightforward just following their install video on YouTube...

 

[Old_Norm]

Straight from EV-Vida (which, if I understand correctly, is just AOSK's online storefront). Looks like they're currently out of stock. https://ev-vida.store/products/mustang-mach-e-rear-pony-emblem-brake-led

FWIW, I love the look of it, but the black plastic middle sticker part that is "removable" is kind of removing itself, and I've had to give it a little extra adhesive. But the install was fairly straightforward just following their install video on YouTube...

I've got the one that was being peddled here. But from all the negative feedback, I'm reluctant to install it. Probably go with the EV-Vida one as well.

 

[Mauser]

I've been using Chemical Guys products inside and out.

Interior, I use "Hydro Interior Ceramic Detailer" for the hard parts, and for the Faux Alcantara and leatherette, I use "Hydro Thread Ceramic Fabric Protectant and Stain Repellent"

Hydro Interior:
https://www.chemicalguys.com/hydrointerior-ceramic-interior-quick-detailer-16-oz/SPI22716.html

HydroThread:
https://www.chemicalguys.com/hydrothread-ceramic-fabric-protectant-and-stain-repellent/SPI22616.html

I like them.

 

[MachEMaster]

I just wipe down interior panels and seats with a wet chamois after washing the car.

 

[Its_my_wifes_car]

I STARTED using Armorall on ours once and it doesn't work well at all on the "flat-textured" interior. It just leaves blotches because it appears to absorb much more than a traditional car interior - I saw blotchy marks that had a lot of the liquid and other areas that had none. So I immediately stopped. Now we just use a very damp cloth to wipe down any dusty surfaces and that does the trick. No need to over-complicate it is our feeling.....

 

[flyingdutchman]

303 Protectant

 

[Kamuelaflyer]

Griot’s Interior detailed for most cleaning and protection. If it needs more than that then I’ll use water with a bit of soap in it and a soft brush or microfiber towel.

 

[cryptk]

I'll second 303 aerospace protectant for maintenance dusting. If you need something a little stronger to take care of a problem area, give Green Star from Koch Chemie a try. For the soft surfaces, Pol Star from Koch Chemie is nice as well.

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