What do you guys use to detail your interior? Leather and plastic panels. I want find something that doesn't leave a wet greasy feel/look but more of a dull factory look. Just like when you first pick up your brand new car from the dealership.
Are you just dressing the interior or do you need to clean it too?
For the plastic parts, Adam's VRT is excellent when used very sparringly. If you cake it on, it will start to shine. The same goes for Mother's Back to Black. For the leather cleaning, The Adam's leather cleaner does an excellent job at cleaning leather but as for the dressing, all of the products that I have used leave a slight luster to the leather. If you want a matte finish, you may have to go with a product like they sell at Wilson's leathers. I like a slight luster (not shiny), and that's what most leather dressings that I have used will give you. I have found that both the Zaino and Adam's leather dressings to be very similar.
I use Adam's Leather and Interior cleaner any time I'm cleaning a leather interior (The interior in my Viper is suede, so I just brush and vacuum). I use the Adam's Interior brush to scrub the fabric. It's really soft and good on leather. I then use a microfiber towel to soak up all the dirt.
Once the leather is cleaned, I treat the seats, door panels, and any other leather parts (minus steering wheel) to Adam's Leather Conditioner. It leaves the leather really soft and will protect it for a long time. Adam's Leather Conditioner contains SPF60, so the leather will be protected. The Leather Conditioner leaves a low luster shine, perfect for the dashboard.
Next I will hit all the plastic trim with Adam's In&Out Spray. In&Out Spray will make your plastic look brand new!
Don't forget to clean your glass. I use Adam's Glass Cleaner with a glass microfiber towel.
I recommend this kit. I'll throw in a FREE can of IN&Out Spray with the kit.
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Adam's Polishes - Adam's Perfect Interior Kit
I want find something that doesn't leave a wet greasy feel/look but more of a dull factory look.