Interior Cleaning
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Interior Cleaning
Have a new Ranger the interior dash and plastic door trim has gotten dusty and dirty
would like to clean it ,but would like to keep it natural not shiny using Armoral,would a damp micro towel be O.K.or what would you use and also,
how do you avoid scrathing the plastic speedometer lens.Thank You.
would like to clean it ,but would like to keep it natural not shiny using Armoral,would a damp micro towel be O.K.or what would you use and also,
how do you avoid scrathing the plastic speedometer lens.Thank You.
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I hate armor all, it leaves such an oily residue and is not fun on stuff you touch regularly. Windex and a towel is the best thing to use. When I am going to a show, I mist down the whole interior with meguires it's amazing.
Now if you go into the heavy dirt I use a product called suds (amazing all purpose cleaner and it's non toxic and actually is edible) http://www.sudscleaner.com/
That product and a toothbrush (or larger bristled brush but not to exceed the stiffness of a toothbrush) just work the product in and wipe it off. leaves the plastic or ANYTHING clean and shiny. A bit expensive but I have had the same bottle for a year now and it's not even half gone. We have a whole case at work we still haven't gone through in three years. Honestly a case is a lifetime supply.
Now if you go into the heavy dirt I use a product called suds (amazing all purpose cleaner and it's non toxic and actually is edible) http://www.sudscleaner.com/
That product and a toothbrush (or larger bristled brush but not to exceed the stiffness of a toothbrush) just work the product in and wipe it off. leaves the plastic or ANYTHING clean and shiny. A bit expensive but I have had the same bottle for a year now and it's not even half gone. We have a whole case at work we still haven't gone through in three years. Honestly a case is a lifetime supply.
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I find that it's easiest to just pull the seats out when cleaning the plastic floor. Just remember to disconnect the electrical connector under the seal before you pull them out. Also need to feed the seat belt through the holder for the middle seat. Once you get the seats out it's much easier to clean up.
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leaf blow ur TRUCK
i landscape alot, and when im done, i blow my interior with my leaf blower. open all ur doors, take everything out,(mats, change, air freshiners, anything loose) and then just blow the stuff out. very effeicent. removes dust, dirt, and literly takes about 2 minutes or less. hope this helps, i do this about every week when i clean and wax my truck. have fun!
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