Interior cleaning questions
Check the manual for actual 'cleaning' but for light fingerprints and dust (man this wood shows dust like crazy doesn't it?!?!?) I have been using a mini California duster I picked up at Walmart and it works like a champ.
I leave it on the floor in the back seat now since the gloss wood does show the dust a lot easier than the flat wood did in my 08. Probably need to hit it every couple of days now.
Jay
I leave it on the floor in the back seat now since the gloss wood does show the dust a lot easier than the flat wood did in my 08. Probably need to hit it every couple of days now.
Jay
Meg's Quick Interior Detailer with a microfiber cloth. The wood is clear coated, so you can also lightly polish it if it gets scratches. You can also use most paint sealants on it.
I've used Klasse AIO on interior coated wood with nice results.
I've used Klasse AIO on interior coated wood with nice results.
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Last edited by RedG37SNC; Jul 4, 2010 at 05:58 PM.
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I like to use a soft cotton cloth wet with water to wipe down the interior trim, etc. 303 Aerospace on the trim. I like to use Lexol cleaner & conditioner on the leather surfaces, gives it a nice factory new look without major gloss.
I have a larger one, had it for years - it's FILTHY (you can't wash them) but still picks up dirt big-time. Will buy another soon. A small one for in the car use is a great idea...


