Hi all,

My beige interior trim is need of a good spring clean....wondered if you could all recommend the best products to use for each part?

Door cards & kick plates??
Seats (leather part)??
Seats (cloth part)??
Roof lining??

Thanks

I use autoglym interior shampoo thinks its called. for seats leather and cloth
and roof cloth. comes out like new!!
bit expensive but worth it

Well I can get a full interior valet done by a mobile valeter for £48....do you think its worth the elbow grease, or throw the professional a bullseye?

Naturally Im looking for "nearly new" results

[quote name='Hogan22a' post='685824' date='Aug 13 2009, 04:23 PM']I use autoglym interior shampoo thinks its called. for seats leather and cloth
and roof cloth. comes out like new!!
bit expensive but worth it[/quote]
which one do use the hi foam one or the normal one auto glym

[quote name='sol12' post='685897' date='Aug 14 2009, 01:55 AM'][quote name='Hogan22a' post='685824' date='Aug 13 2009, 04:23 PM']I use autoglym interior shampoo thinks its called. for seats leather and cloth
and roof cloth. comes out like new!!
bit expensive but worth it[/quote]
which one do use the hi foam one or the normal one auto glym
[/quote]

Hi mate, I use autoglym interior shampoo not the foam and it is great on my beige interior.....it does come up like new but that depends on how dirty your interior is and I didn't find it expensive at all.... cost me about a tenner for 2 bottle and found that is enough..

Autoglym super interior cleaner. Spray it on, scrub with a wet sponge, rub over with a chamois and let dry out. Works really well, I've just done the interior (light grey) of my old merc. Came up a treat. Leave to dry overnight.

Phil