Cleaning Interior

[morkej1]

What is everyone using to clean their interior after the weekend?

[outkastmunkey]

Vinyl Sauce then 303 at beginning middle and end of year

[hcooperrn]

Search is always your friend on the internet for these broad questions, a wide variety of answers and opinions can be found in many threads.

I think it depends on the age and current condition of the interior, as well as your preferences. Are you concerned about slippery? Want absolute best UV, or ok with giving a little on the UV protection for long term vinyl conditioning? For my '17 Z3, trying to keep it showroom clean, I religiously use the Hula suite of products, and am happy so far. I use 303 Marine on the cover (no offense to Hula, just a cost thing for that volume of coverage and knowing the level of UV it gets hit with).

I would love to learn more about the deep science of UV protection -- what makes 303 work well, and how many products have that same level of UV while offering good conditioning as well.

[Surf406]

Boat juice

[dhightower3]

I gave Chemical Guys a shot last year and really liked it. Used their cleaner and then followed up with the protectant every other weekend.

[dhightower3]

If you have white seats like I do I tried this stuff called LA’s Totally Awesome at the beginning of this year and that’s the first time my seats ever looked brand new. Used a soft bristle brush and scrubbed it then wiped off with a wet rag and it was crazy how much dirt it lifted.

[JTs-rz2]

Boat bling vynil sauce with a dry eraser to get out the deep stains. Wipe off and brand new. Vynil sauce to maintain.

Follow up with protectant. Once or twice a year.

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[sandm]

malco for any major cleaning followed up with babes.
used babes after every outing and vinyl looked as good as new the day I sold the boat 5 years later.

and man does it smell good...