what kind of products do u use to clean the inside of your mazda5

[Jamie123]

up until yesterday i had a protege5, ive never had a vehicle with interior and a dash like the mazda5 and was just curious what kind of products you use to clean everything inside..i used armorall before but i would think that wouldn't be very good on this car.

 

[Jamie123]

18 views and nobody has any suggestions? Lol you people must have some dirty cars! Lol

 

[SEHMIATA]

I use mostly Chemical Guys products because they have a store within driving distance of my office (about 30 minutes). For interior, I just use a damp cloth. I'm going to have to clean the leather, though.

 

[Mazda5wannabe]

Swiffer and a damp cloth. Armor All just makes things slick and attracts dust.

 

[mars1100]

a squeezed out wet towel.

 

[KBrian]

windex and paper towel

 

[Robotazky]

Meguire's Natural Shine with microfiber towels. It looks freakin' awesome and will not stick to that funky dash texture like paper towels and cotton towels will. Try it.

 

[Robotazky]

I use mostly Chemical Guys products because they have a store within driving distance of my office (about 30 minutes). For interior, I just use a damp cloth. I'm going to have to clean the leather, though.

Use Lexol. It's awesome stuff and comes standard with Lamborghinis.

 

[just ang]

I use my husband. See sehmiata above!

 

[just ang]

Use Lexol. It's awesome stuff and comes standard with Lamborghinis.

Lexol, for the leather. Thanks! White seats with 2 boys and 2 dogs, they need a good cleaning. Plus, my dark jeans rub on the leather too!

 

[mrcanada1968]

Cyber Clean

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[Robotazky]

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Hey man, it's a Swiss formula so you know it has to be good. (2thumbs)

 

[A1an]

For dusting/cleaning the dash, doors, and other plastic areas I use a California dash duster. Had the same one for about 6-7 years. Works great at getting dust out of the textured part on the dash.

Cleaning plastic parts I usually just use a damp towel. You could probably get away with watered down simple green if you need to get some gunk off the plastic. Watered down Woolite works well for little upholstery spots...I also like the Reslove stuff in the aerosol can with the build in scrubber for shampooing carpets, seats, etc.

As far as dressing the interior I'm a big fan of Vinylex (same company that makes Lexol) for my interior plastics. Gives it a little extra shine without the greasiness associated with Armor All. Also helps hide scuff marks on the doors and rear cargo compartment.