New car cleaning product everyone should have
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To be fair, its been around since the summer, but i don't imagine you guys have seen it yet. Its called tri clean:
http://www.gtechniq.com/products/auto/i2-tri-clean
Its a great product for cleaning the interior, including leather and its got this antibacterial additive, but to be fair, thats not why you would buy it. I'll be showing it off in an upcoming vid, but essentially, you spray it onto a cloth, give it a wipe and then wipe any residue with a separate cloth. You can't use it on glass though, because it will smear. You should see the crap it pulls off a steering wheel.
Another thing you might be interested in too is that its the best thing I've found so far for removing old polish residue from black trim. I found this out just by chance and I'm very glad i did now.
This is not an advert, as i don't care if you buy it or not, but i just thought i would give you a heads up. Im nice like that.
http://www.gtechniq.com/products/auto/i2-tri-clean
Its a great product for cleaning the interior, including leather and its got this antibacterial additive, but to be fair, thats not why you would buy it. I'll be showing it off in an upcoming vid, but essentially, you spray it onto a cloth, give it a wipe and then wipe any residue with a separate cloth. You can't use it on glass though, because it will smear. You should see the crap it pulls off a steering wheel.
Another thing you might be interested in too is that its the best thing I've found so far for removing old polish residue from black trim. I found this out just by chance and I'm very glad i did now.
This is not an advert, as i don't care if you buy it or not, but i just thought i would give you a heads up. Im nice like that.
We've been using a similar product in the US for years. http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/interior+clean... Just detailed out a Subaru wagon I bought that was filthy inside, got rid of all the stains on the fabric. Use it on all my Aston's steering wheels. Griots has been helping keep all my Astons looking good, and have done for 25 years.
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No matter how the leather is coloured, the leather had a coating, otherwise you would get transfer from the seat when cleaning it. Old cars are not the same and is also why they need the leather feeding and not just protecting.
If unsure, it's always best to test a small hidden area first.
If unsure, it's always best to test a small hidden area first.
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