detailing the interior

[C6driver]

I need advice on cleaning/detailing my interior. I have a 2005 Mag red coupe with black interior. My door panels look kind of grey in places. What are ya'lls recommendations for cleaning and bring the dash door panels and seats to a nice finish? Armor all, Son of a Gun, soap and water?

[B17Crew]

IMHO, Armor All will leave your interior with that “used car lot” detailing job.

Look into 303 Aerospace Protectant, especially since you live in Texas. Check out the UV protection it offers.

The 303 product will leave your interior with a “as delivered” appearance and not a slick, greasy appearance.

Please see link below:
http://www.303products.com/tech/inde...TOKEN=46405054

As for the seat protection, anything offered by Zaino is nice:
http://www.zainostore.com/

B17Crew

[GS Diva]

I absolutely agree about 303 for the interior of any car. Personally, I've used a variety of leather conditions for the seats, and they've all done a good job. My husband's '02 seats still look fabulous.

Elaine

[cenzo]

I use 303 Protectant on just about everything except the exterior paint - seats, weather stripping, dash, door panels etc. Even tires. It worked wonders on my boat seats which looked new after 7 years outside. I use their Fabric Protector on the covertible top and it beads water like the rest of the car. Just great stuff!

[RwarrenR]

Do You All get that 303 at part stores?

[B17Crew]

I’ve found it at The Anderson’s.
http://www.andersonsstore.com

I went to the 303 product site and searched California for retailers that sell the product.
Here are the search results:
http://www.wheretobuy303.com/locator...statesearch=Go

Hope this helps!

B17Crew

[c5y2k]

I have also found 303 at pool and spa retailers. They use it on spa covers.

[RwarrenR]

Thanks found the 303 at a Marina here in Ventura worked great Have a nice weekend