Philippines

Cleaner Type

Cloth Type

Polish & Wax Type

INTERIOR DETAILING SHAMPOO LITER
1 LITER

1. Gather the necessary supplies and equipment

To properly clean the insides of your car, here's what you'll need:
* Vacuum cleaner with a hose and attachments.
* An electrical extension cord (in case your vacuum cord is not long enough).
* A garden hose (for plastic floor mats).
* Paper towels or lint-free rags.
* Ammonia-free window cleaner.
* Vinyl or leather cleaner and protector.

2. Empty your car
* Empty your vehicle of all trash, recyclables, and necessary belongings.
* Take everything else you want to keep in your car and set them aside so you can clean all the surfaces.
* Take out all the floor mats.

3. Run the vacuum
Vacuum the floorboards, under the seats (slide seats all the way forward and back to get all the debris), around the pedals, all upholstery, rear window, and the dashboard.
* Make sure to get into any cracks and crevices (like your dashboard, door panels, and pockets) by using your vacuum attachments.
* Vacuum the floor mats. If dirty, wash them down with a garden hose and let them dry.

For deep cleaning your carpets and upholstery, use a carpet-cleaning machine.
* Gets all the deep-seated dirt from the fibers of your carpet and seats.
* Sprays the carpet with a solution then sucks up any dirt and grime.

4. Clean all leather and vinyl surfaces.
On a cloth or paper towel, spray vinyl or leather cleaner and wipe all the surface.
* Start at the top and work your way down.
* Switch to a clean cloth when the entire rag gets dirty
* If you have leather upholstery, your best bet is to use a leather cleaning kit.
* Buff vinyl or leather surfaces with a clean, soft cloth.

5. Wash windows and plastic parts
Spray a small amount of window cleaner on a cloth and clean your windows, dashboard, and plastic parts.
* Use crumpled newspapers to buff your windows until all streaks are gone.
6. Clean in the cracks and crevices.
Wrap a cloth around an old, worn screwdriver, spray it with an all-purpose cleaner and then move it gently along the trim lines of your car to pick up any dust and gunk.
* Go over the buttons and controls as well.
* Wipe the dust away with a rag or paper towel. Sweep the dust out of the cracks with a detailing brush. Catch all the dirt right away with your vacuum.

7. Replace everything and deodorize.
Put everything (dried floor mats and items for your car) back inside your car. The last thing to do? Spray an odor-eliminating product to get rid of all funky smell that remain.