School me
- Thread starter Jellyrolls
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i hose off debris...spray APC on them...scrub with wheel brush....rinse...detail spray...dry off with shitty mf I dgaf about
i spray with APC scrub with wheel brush, and then hose it off, then i use in and out spray because i feel vrt makes them too slippery.
even if you buff it down with block?
I personally buff all SVRT down because since it became Super, its gotten Shiny. Perhaps thats what the S is.:hmm:
Yes, APC diluted 50:50 with distilled water unless they are really dirty. If so, use APC full strength.
Yes, APC diluted 50:50 with distilled water unless they are really dirty. If so, use APC full strength.
Sorry for the shitting quality but I'm sure those of you in this thread knows what each of these are.
I'm going to work on my interior tomorrow. I'm going with eddeh's way of cleaning the weathertechs. If the carpet needs vacuuming, I will but I doubt it does. Adam's Detail Spray will be used on door panels, dash, and inside trim. I also have the Leather and Interior cleaner so should I use that instead? Anything else you guys can suggest would be cool.
if you use the leather and interior cleaner you gotta follow it up with the leather conditioner, or in and out spray to put some moisture back into the plastics as the cleaner will dry them out.
I'm going to half ass attempt a detail today. No clay bar today though. I know I should but I'm being thrifty. Wfter today I'm going to get a feel for it and order some stuff.
i personally love the leather and interior cleaner, and i just follow it with the conditioner. its the proper way to do it.
i have never used detail spray on my interior.
Some of meh new product. No all though.
Sweet fan.
Leather and Interior Cleaner is ideal for cleaning your leather and interior...that's how we chose the name.
In a pinch, Waterless Wash works on interior surfaces, but I'd save the Detail Spray for areas where it's better served (i.e. clay lubricant, priming polishing pads, wipe downs.)
Save yourself the trouble and hold off until you can clay the surface.
Machine polishing without a properly prepped surface is a recipe for a lot of nastiness. Depending on the level of bonded contamination currently on your clear coat, you could be creating more damage than you're correcting.