hi guys, just wondering since our interior isn't really leather (although it looks like it from far away), would it be best to use a plastic protectant, or will leather protectants work as well? Basically, what is the best for maintaining interior?

 

The majority of the interior is plastic and vinyl. For the seats I recommend treating them almost just like leather. I clean and condition them with Leatherique Prestine Clean and Rejuvenator Oil. If you want a more simple routine and a more affordable try the Poorboy's World Leather Stuff. A regular routine will help keep your seats looking and feeling new for years to come.

As for protection I really like the 303 Aerospace Protectant. It is easy to use and looks great on almost the entire interior (doors, dashboard, seats, arm rests, console, etc.). Another option is the Optimum Protectant Plus. Just spray a light coating of either product on a towel and wipe it on the desired areas.

Let me know if you have any additional questions about these products.

Greg @ Detailed Image

 

 

Sorry about that, will search now.

 

aerospace 303 works well and meguiars interior quick mist? (maroon bottle)
whatever you do spray on the rag/terry/microfiber/etc. first and never directly onto whatever your protecting.

 

Aerospace 303

 

aerospace ftw! its not greasy, doesnt look greasy, just gives it a fresh clean look that i like.

 

I use PB Natural Look for my seats, smells awesome and leaves a nice matte finish while it cleans the leater. Just thought I would add that in since I am so impressed with it.