Cleaning up the interior
01-09-2013, 06:28 PM
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Interesting comparo, thanks.
My interior is well over due for a clean and polish that I have gone for the Blackfire.... I have had the car for over 3 years and yet to give the interior some love, so I will be interested in the result. The black interior should come up a treat, will take some before and after photos.
My interior is well over due for a clean and polish that I have gone for the Blackfire.... I have had the car for over 3 years and yet to give the interior some love, so I will be interested in the result. The black interior should come up a treat, will take some before and after photos.
01-09-2013, 10:48 PM
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For pure leather cleaning purposes, I used a new shoe shine brush (so there's no polish on it), dampen it, and a little bit of J&J pH neutral body wash:
It's very effective as it really cleans out the creases in the leather, and is more effective than any other leather cleaner out there.
Do one small section at a time, and don't let it soak in too much, and wipe off quickly with a clean damp towel.
Finish off once the leather is dry with a good moisturiser.
It's very effective as it really cleans out the creases in the leather, and is more effective than any other leather cleaner out there.
Do one small section at a time, and don't let it soak in too much, and wipe off quickly with a clean damp towel.
Finish off once the leather is dry with a good moisturiser.
