Cleaning Products Interior/Exterior

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Im very curious about interior. There should be a sticky on this topic.

I use Chemical Guys Blacklight with a foam canon and a few times a year I wipe down with Turtle Wax Ceramic spray coating. I’m happy with how it does with my 22 midnight silver. Basic microfiber wash sponge, a bug scrub sponge for the front end and a 20 year old Absorber to dry it off.

I use a rinseless wash and the car looks immaculate after 3.5 years. Use fluffy microfiber towels and be sure to wash them on cold with Castile soap/orange degreaser/vinegar and air dry no heat for them to retain their softness. Use quality water too so you don’t get hard water spots.

I use 70% isopropyl alcohol on a microfiber cloth on my interior for my 22M3LR

If we are talking about quick detailing, I use the following: * Cleaners * Gyeon Q²M Interior Detailer * Gyeon Q²M Ceramic Detailer * Gyeon Q²M Glass * Microfiber Towels * The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless 500 * Esoteric Premium Glass Towel If we are talking about actual washing, I use the following in addition to Interior Detailer and Glass * Cleaners * Gyeon Q²M Bathe * Gyeon Q²M WetCoat * Gyeon Q²M Tire Cleaner * Gyeon Q²M Wheel Cleaner * Distilled water * Cleaning Tools * Gyeon Q²M Smoothie EVO Wash Mitt * Grit Guard Insert and Wash Board * Detail Factory Tire Brush * Esoteric Wheel Brush * 2x 5 gallon Home Depot buckets

ONR (Optimum No Rinse) works for the interior and exterior at different strengths. I have big messy trees in my driveway and ONR lets me wash my M3 in my garage. I use two buckets with grates in the bottom, one with ONR, and one with clean water for rinsing the sponge. The sponge I use from The Rag Company (Amazon) is called “ultra safe” and awesome. It’s designed for no-rinse washes. I also use a small pump sprayer (filled with the same solution from the ONR bucket) and spray a few sections ahead before washing and drying. Those giant bags of yellow towels at Costco are amazing. I’m able to use clean dry towels on every section.

Mix dish soap with water & chuck a rag in it for the interior. Recommended by Von Holzhausen himself.

r/autodetailing is a good place for this question, try searching there I've learned from pan the organizer on youtube. I lean toward a "contact wash" not "rinseless", use a pH neutral soap, fiber wash mit, wash panels in the correct order, use a car dryer. You can also use clean microfiber waffle towels to dry. \- chemical guys wash or mckees n-914 for rinseless \- microfiber 16" x 16" (not 12") towels (8 sides to a towel) microfiber wholesalers. \- interior 303 cleaner \- Meguiar's glass cleaner \- carpro quick detailer after the car is dry