Car interior plastic cleaner

Which one do I choose? jeez there is too much choice for freshening up the door panels/dashboard any recommendations please?

Val

 

I use Turtle Wax Marine Cleaner, keeps the dashboard free of Barnacles

 

Dunno, I always take mine down the Turkish car wash, they fix it all for a fiver, money well spent!

 

Black to Black but don't use it on the steering wheel and gear lever etc as it is very slippery

 

I use Turtle Wax cockpit shine............Get the one that has "New Car Smell" on the tin.

 

The interior is grey!!! thought Back to Black was for the bumper and wheels??

Val

 

At the moment I use Carplan cockpit cleaner , get the non shiney type - unless you like shiney vinyl . Mr Sheen does just as well.
I have only ever used Back to Black on the exterior black bits , works really well Never used it in the interior.
Now a really good upholstery cleaner is my next want . Molly our Cocker has made the pale grey back seat of the car virtually black ! I don't think the foam spray cleaners you get are up to the job . I have always rated Vanish products do they do an upholstery cleaner ?

 

Long way to go though, Asia Minor

 

This may sound silly, but I always keep baby wipes in the car for 'emergencies' on the interior ... or exterior... (packed full of gentle cleansing properties and lanolin or such like ) ...

 

Mr. Sheen without a doubt! Many bikers use it on their paintwork, gives a great shine!

 

I'm quite happy to go to Asia Minor to avoid cleaning the car!

 

"Simoniz Back To Black Trim Protector is the quick and easy way to produce a protective gloss finish on all interior and exterior trim. The formula cleans and instantly returns a ‘new look’ to all interior and exterior surfaces. Use it on plastic, rubber and vinyl surfaces such as bumpers, dashboards, trim, rubber hoses and vinyl tops to restore an original look and gloss."

From there info on amazon

No, it can be used on dashboards and trim inside and out and i've used it on all colours of dashboards

 

Yes they do, just used it on my back seat, brilliant stuff, it is for carpet and upholstery!

Val

 

I've always wondered why they use such terrible fabrics for cars. The carpets are like Velcro, they pick up every speck of dirt and grip it in their horrid nylony pile. The upholstery on every car I've had forms a stain even from a little bit of water. So if clothes are damp from rain or you leave a cold carton of milk on the seat on a hot day it looks like someone has an incontinence problem.
If Vanish could sort this out I'd be delighted.