OK. You've just described a very knowledgeable pro helping you out there. I wonder is he/she anyone we know or registered here? Works in detailing centre maybe?
Btw, that's quite an impressive collection you got/received there. And again, they're just about amongst the best product each are intended for. Your friend there must be someone very well versed in detailing products range
Just one question though, what's that clear liquid in the sprayer?
Thank you for your compliments! My Penang friend is still learning his trade. He and I grew up together and while growing up, he is forever talking about cars...car this and car that...without realizing what a turnoff to the girls they were!
But look at me now: asking him about...cars.
I'll ask him about the clear plastic cleaner. I want to know too. I think he mention something about "opti-plex" or just "plexiglass" ... something plex? Mean anything?
My word of advise if you want to minimize your work load on:
1. Plastics - Apply a plastic protectant. It prevents the dirt from embedding in the plastic. Makes removal easier.
2. Carpet/fabric - get a rubberized bucket floor mat. Easy to wash and maintain albeit the rubber smell which will go off after a while
3. Seat/fabric - Use slip on seat covers like coolmax (I got mine from a shop where the owner sews his own seat cover). Alternatively if you like the beige color seats, you can go get 3M Scotchgard for fabrics (can get it from Ace hardware). Makes fabric cleaning easier and reduces staining.
If you have the spare cash, I would advise you to go get Meguiars APC+ (all purpose cleaner) or Optimum Power Clean. It is very effective at 1:3 or 1:5 (product to water dilution ratio) to remove all those carpet/plastic/fabric/etc stains with minimal effort. They have many many other uses too.
Nice work there.....
Wah! some more the friend came all the way from Penang.......
Yup, beige interior is hard to upkeep. Wife's SUV also beige in color.....
Bro. eohl recommendation on the coolmax is good. I have that too and they also have them in beige color. I will try to get some pics...
Thank you both for your advice. This Coolmax seat cover is the one where we put it over our seats, right? It isn't sewed or stitched to the seats, right? I think I have seen it. I didn't like it because the seat cover tend to move after a while and we have to keep adjusting them after we have sat down on the seat. Does this happen to the Coolmax?
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