Interior Cleaning Methods
October-10th-2002, 05:46 PM
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Interior Cleaning Methods
What are you personal methods for cleaning the interiors of your proteges? Maybe we can get tips from each other. I'm planning on completely cleaning my Protege with my friend. We're going to basically take apart the interior and clean the parts with a rag and soap or something then wipe them clean. Then after that armorall everything that we can use it on. As for the fabric... I don't know how to clean that. My carpet's dirty so I wonder if I can buy one online that fits exactly. Does anyone have any methods for cleaning fabric? Anyways, post your cleaning methods. :P
October-10th-2002, 06:12 PM
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mothers plastic polish
personally i love this stuff its great on plastic, it works on bumpers light lenses basicly nething thats plastic and dull, it works A1 the best stuff ive seen round, i dont know if you guys can get this stuff in the states but in canada it goes for 6 - 8 bucks and is in a red bottle, this stuff is great worth every penny, it brought a shine to my bumper so good that it matched my wax job on the hood, plus if you clean ur head lights with it they look like glass and shine farther and brighter.
cant say enoughf good stuff bout this cleaner 
personally i love this stuff its great on plastic, it works on bumpers light lenses basicly nething thats plastic and dull, it works A1 the best stuff ive seen round, i dont know if you guys can get this stuff in the states but in canada it goes for 6 - 8 bucks and is in a red bottle, this stuff is great worth every penny, it brought a shine to my bumper so good that it matched my wax job on the hood, plus if you clean ur head lights with it they look like glass and shine farther and brighter.
cant say enoughf good stuff bout this cleaner
October-10th-2002, 07:54 PM
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Location: Fenwick, Ontario
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I just use window cleaner on my plastic/vinyl. Makes it look clean without that gross greasy look. And it doesn't stain your window and evaporate off your dash to leave that fog.
Carpet: Vacuum and steam clean
I'm still working on getting the tar off my seat...
Carpet: Vacuum and steam clean
I'm still working on getting the tar off my seat...
October-11th-2002, 12:27 AM
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Do any of you use tooth brushes and all that? Like detail. I used some armorall today and it has that greasy look but it looks good. I don't know... I want some of that mothers plastic polish cause my headlights are pretty dull looking .
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October-11th-2002, 01:36 AM
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Originally posted by Mavurik
Do any of you use tooth brushes and all that? Like detail....
Do any of you use tooth brushes and all that? Like detail....
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