Ok so my 07 SMB is on her way and this will be my first brand new car. With that said, I want to keep her as clean and new as I can. I have already spoken to a guy about the bumper clear bra and am going to have that done ASAP.
My question is concerning the interior. I am getting cloth seats and my last two cars had leather, so I am not sure how exactly I should take care of them. Some people have mentioned 303 or something for cleaning, but should I scotch guard my seats and carpet as soon as I get the car?? I want to have some kind of a dirt/stain barrier because I know I spill coffee from time to time (and yes i will be buying a spill proof mug for the z) and with a good leather cleaner you could remove anything, but I don’t want to stain the cloth. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

Cheers

Kevin

 

303 aerospace protectant works amazing, but please read up on how to apply it correctly so the doors dont look ugly and splotchy!

 

Ya i read up on the 303 for the doors and the dash, Microfiber cloth with the 303 sprayed directly on to the cloth.

But what about the seats/carpet/headliner/ basically all the fabric. Should i scotch guard and then use 303? or should i just use the 303 when i need it?

Cheers

Kevin

 

I don't know about putting 303 on your fabric seats. It's mainly for plastics, rubber, leather, etc. They make a product specifically for fabric though.

 

i like meguairs quick detail(interior) no streaks or splothcy's, i like folex as a carpet/seat stain removal, also mr. cleans magic erasers you should just use a damp rag/just water and wipe down your seats weekly to keep them clean and use one of the above if a mishap occurs.

 

So no scotch guard on the seats or the carpet? I was willing to bet that you guy's would use something to prtect from stains setting in and preventing them all together , But hey this will just be one more time in my life i lost a bet LOL

Cheers

Kevin

 

I sprayed my seats down with the scotch guard stuff. Luckily, I havent had to test it to see if it works