So i got everything else done, and now I need to work on the cloth areas in the car: seats, carpets, etc. What do you guys recommend?
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Which Meguiar's Product Should I use for upholstery?
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Re: Which Meguiar's Product Should I use for upholstery?
I usually use All Purpose Cleaner
Or All Purpose Cleaner Plus, if your looking for something that does not foam up as much when you are agitating it.
Brian
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Re: Which Meguiar's Product Should I use for upholstery?
Originally posted by firefighternickn View PostThank you for the reply, but I was thinking more of the Meguiar's products that can be easily picked up at say Autozone or Walmart.
Quik Out is a pretty good carpet and upholstery cleaner
Also Quik Interior Detailer Cleaner is a nice light cleaner for light cleaning of interior plastic and vinyl.
These are products form Meguiar's consumer line of products and you should be able to find those at places like AutoZone, Advance or WalmartBrian
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Re: Which Meguiar's Product Should I use for upholstery?
Originally posted by firefighternickn View PostI don't know how to describe this, but on the side of my door some panels are made with the stuff that the seats are also made from, I believe it's cloth. Is the interior quik detailer ok for this too?
So if your seats and door panel have a vinyl or leather type material, Quik Interior Detailer should work fine, but for cloth a better product would be Quik Out.Brian
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Re: Which Meguiar's Product Should I use for upholstery?
I understand our wanting to get otc products.
Having said that, I would give serious thought to getting the All Purpose Cleaner. It is not otc, but the versatility of this product is tremendous. It does a lot of things for you. Think about it.quality creates its own demand
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