Interior Detailing Question

Armour all won't bring the color back. All it will do is make it slick as goose #####. Use Olive oil to wipe the dash n floor it will make it look new again but after you scrub clean it

 

Just a thought. Go to dollar general. Get la's totally awesome.. its 1dollar. Its absolutely the best thing ive tryed so far. They detailing ladie showed me what it can do. Spray in on something and watch what runs off. Says to dilute on bottle. I just use concetrated
Took my floors back to shiny and turned what I though was a dark tan w900 interior into light tan from heavy smoking. And hell. For a dollar cant hurt to try in for yourself. Wont let me upload photo of bottle or I would. Its light yellow liquid in clear bottle.good luck

 

What about 10 years of swamp ### and what nots. We live in these mess and use it to bit come back and wow what a smell

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for vinal rubber floors clean with whatever you want i like purple power or some type of de-greaser to cut the crud. and then use black magic tire shine, use the stuff in the trigger bottle not the aerosol. spray it down then wipe off the excess. will look new again and stay looking that way for quite a while.

 

Mean green to clean.
Mop & glow afterwards. Will have non sticky non oily shiny floors. Use on floor mats too.

 

Once you get it clean and looking new again do what I do. I have a box of those doctors surgical booties that slip over your boots. When I step out of my truck and onto the step I pull them off and put them on the floor board in front of my seat. I then sit on the edge of my seat with my feet still on the step and slip them back on very quickly when I get back in. They go on and off very quickly and easily even if your boots are covered in mud and it keeps my floors looking new. Well worth it.

 

Napa's got this product called Trim Shine, can't remember who makes it. It does pretty darn good on my faded dash on my 96 Pete. But the next time I hit it with Armor-All it's back to the faded haze.

Keeping my eye on this thread...

 

I'll have to try that. If it's working for you in the prairie / oil patch it oughta work #### near anywhere!