Just got Interior Quick Detailer

[Rick]

Deffinitely looks presentable.

Actually I've found another good use for IQD. I just bought a new Sony Vaio notebook and it works very well for cleaning off the whole thing, screen and all.

[jks79ta]

Ok, my first post. Glad to hear that the product is coming out. I asked about it last weekend at my local autozone and the guy thought I must have been drinking or something. I think I'll try advanced auto parts tomorrow and get some. I'll definetly try it out on the cars because I'm getting tired of using a/a for all these years.

[jks79ta]

Well I finally found the product. Tried it on the Sunfire as the poor interior had not been detailed in quite some time. I like the smell and cleaning properties just wish it left a little more shine. The dash and doors turned out great, but didn't leave it as glossy as I prefer. I also used some on the burb and it definetly cleaned the doors and dash much better than what I had been using. I will continue use and see how it does after time.

[SpoiledMan]

I think of the Interior Quick Detailer like I do a QD for paint. YOU have to establish the shine with whatever product you usually use to establish the shine and then use the IQD to take away the dust and fingerprints that you get in the meantime.

Clean and dress your interior and then use this product again to QD your interior and I think you will find the value in this product.

[mike_svt]

I've found that the Interior QD (IQD) removes most of the protectant that's on the materials that you're QD'ing. I've also noticed that the shine seems to increase slightly w/ multiple passes of the IQD. I used IQD this past Thursday and again last nite and the shine is about 99% perfect now, kind of a glossy-satin finish. I also used it on my leather seats and I like the feeling it leaves on them. It takes me between 10 and 15 minutes to do the interior of my Contour SVT (small midsize vehicle). That's quick enough that I have to try to stop myself from doing it every nite!