Time to clean the interior.

[markuszoom5]

It's almost 60 degrees Fahrenheit here in Upstate New York. In a few minutes I will be vacuuming the 10 layers of dust that accumulated over the winter (since November 2011. I don't clean my car interior during the winter at all. How can I in 5 degree weather. I am surely not going to go to DeltaSonic so they can scratch up the hell out of my car. That is what they did to my old car before. They don't give a crap. But I understand. Well, off to seize the day then.

 

[markuszoom5]

All done...

Vacuumed the interior and cleaned with ICE interior detailer (my favorite, no shine, but good cleaning action and smell). Then washed it. But it's gonna need liquid clay bar as soon as I get to it, because there is little rust spots embedded in the paint. And then a nice coat of ICE synthetic wax. It will be as good as new. I hate how crappy white paint looks after winter. There is all these rust spots visible. They are on other cars too, but you can't see it...

 

[CanuckMazda5]

don't waste your money with that ICE crap. It is not a wax, it is a polish and last about a week before most of it is off.

If you want a great finish that will last, use Nufinish. Great, especially on white vehicles.

 

[DKaz]

Lol @ ICE vs. NuFinish. I wouldn't use either.

But to each their own. I need to spring clean my ride too. Pics please!

 

[CanuckMazda5]

Nufinish lasts for a whole year and I am a witness to it. It is a little harder to apply, but once it is there, it is there for a long time. Great for protection for the winter. I used the ice stuff and it was easy to use, and came off just as easily.

Mind you, I used the liquid stuff so maybe the hard wax is better?