Lexol makes great products for cleaning and protecting leather, and 303 is one of the best for protecting plastic, vinyl, rubber & leather.

Both are widely available throughout the U.S. & Canada.

 

Im a big fan of Eagle Ones Nano-Protectant. Its not greasy like Armorall and it doesnt shine too much on the dash and collect dirt. I use it on every surface in my car except the headliner and carpet I wipe all my weatherstripping down with it everytime I wash. And its kept my Vinyl seats very soft almost like leather and besides all of that, it smells good Ive als used Meguiars Qwik Interior Detailer as well, but I have to say I like the Eagle 1 better. And no, for the 40th time, they dont pay me to say that I wish they would though as much as I talk about their stuff.

 

ive always used armor all on all plastic and rubber surfaces......when i had leather seats in my old car i used mothers leather cleaner and leather conditioner. if its a new car u wont need the cleaner til later. just put some of the conditioner on a rag and work into seats

 

Meguiar's cleaning products are the professional quality in my mind. Dad used to detail vehicles and our garage was full of these products. Check them out! I used to have their leather cleaner for my first car, 1994 Caddy Eldo.

http://www.superiorcarcare.net/meguiars-products.html?gclid=CLnw-7H98pcCFRhhnAodulRyCw

 

Thanks everyone for your replies. Much appreciated !

 

I'm a Meguiars guy as well. I wouldn't use an armorall product even on my beater!

 

303 Aerospace Protectant for all your interior trim including leather seats.

 

303 for the win.

 

+1 for 303. Great stuff! :smiley_thumbs_up:

NP

 

I use some good old saddle soap for my leather seats.

 

I would like to know if anyone can recommend an Interior Protector that doesn´t make the plastic shiny? I like it if it would look dull (spelling?).

 

Where do you guys get your products from?

 

303 is relatively dull if you don't use too much. I purchased a gallon of it online somewhere and put into my own spray bottles.

Different products I purchase from different sources. S100 cleaner and wax from my local Harley Davidson dealer. Zaino, mail order. Microfiber towels, mail order. Some misc stuff at local Target/Walmart/auto parts.

 

NEVER EVER use armor all on your vinyl. When it heats up it releases a plastic-like vapor that bonds to other surfaces; this makes your windshield look cloudy and is very hard to remove from glass. It does the same to clear plastic (like your instrument panel cover), except you can never get it clear again.

 

Not sure I would use any of the products. How about just a damp cloth?

Armour All has got to be the worst for interiors.

 

I used to use Armour All for previous car. Never would use it again if you paid me. It dry rotted all my tires and cracked my dash. I jsut use saddle soap on the leather seats and it keeps it supple.

 

Rends, I use Mopar's Total Clean. I think it cost around $7-$8 at my dealership. It isn't shiny and can be used on all of the interior surfaces.

Here's an old quote I've linked to before from nearlynormaljimmy that convinced me to give it a try:

Mopar does make a product called Total Clean. I'm not suggesting it because it is a Mopar product, but because it really works well.

It can be used on all surfaces including carpet and headliner, but more than that it has a really great clean, modern, 'new automotive' smell. Febreeze works well also, but it's a bit perfumey for me.

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They usually have it in the service dept of the dealer for around 8 bucks.

I also use a bunch of specialized products for carpet, dash, tires, etc etc, but the Total Clean is the best all around cleaner I have found.