One Step Interior Cleaning

[Chestah Cheetah]

At the moment, I use Scrubbing Bubbles to clean my interior followed by a conditioner. Most of the time I feel that this is overkill and time consuming. If we're out on the water for the day, the interior is not "dirty" per se, but just needs a quick wipe down.

What's a decent "one-step" interior cleaner? Something where I don't have to apply a coat of conditioner after cleaning.

I've searched and read through numerous threads and they all pretty much talk about a cleaner followed by a conditioner.

 

[Performance Boat Candy]

At the moment, I use Scrubbing Bubbles to clean my interior followed by a conditioner. Most of the time I feel that this is overkill and time consuming. If we're out on the water for the day, the interior is not "dirty" per se, but just needs a quick wipe down.

What's a decent "one-step" interior cleaner? Something where I don't have to apply a coat of conditioner after cleaning.

I've searched and read through numerous threads and they all pretty much talk about a cleaner followed by a conditioner.

If you use a good conditioning product which repels dirt and oils, you should be able to apply a light mist of conditioner after a day on the water and it will clean the surface and continue conditioning. Spot treat with a cleaning product for the tough stains/dirt.

Tim

 

[Guest]

I have had very good luck with .....this

And if it gets real bad.....this

 

[YoPengo]

Just make your own.

This mixed with Distilled water. :thumbsup http://www.pacificprodux.com/ProfessionalAPCPlusAllPurposeCleaner-idv-68-11.html

*** Edit 1 part APC and 3parts distilled H2O***

 

[Chestah Cheetah]

If you use a good conditioning product which repels dirt and oils, you should be able to apply a light mist of conditioner after a day on the water and it will clean the surface and continue conditioning. Spot treat with a cleaning product for the tough stains/dirt.

Tim

I'm currently using Blue Magic Leather Cream Conditioner (works for vinyl as well). Seems to leave a much too heavy oily feel to it.

I have had very good luck with .....this

This looks like it may do what I want. Cleans and conditions. Any big box stores that carry it?

Just make your own.

This mixed with Distilled water. :thumbsup http://www.pacificprodux.com/ProfessionalAPCPlusAllPurposeCleaner-idv-68-11.html

*** Edit 1 part APC and 3parts distilled H2O***

Does this stuff also condition and protect or would you need to go over it again with conditioner?

 

[paradise]

What about meguiars 57? Always had good luck with it.

 

[HOOTER SLED-]

I'm currently using Blue Magic Leather Cream Conditioner (works for vinyl as well). Seems to leave a much too heavy oily feel to it.



This looks like it may do what I want. Cleans and conditions. Any big box stores that carry it?




Does this stuff also condition and protect or would you need to go over it again with conditioner?

I think that you should be able to get that 3M stuff at any of the chain marine stores. West Marine I think is one of them.

 

[sangermike]

At the moment, I use Scrubbing Bubbles to clean my interior followed by a conditioner. Most of the time I feel that this is overkill and time consuming. If we're out on the water for the day, the interior is not "dirty" per se, but just needs a quick wipe down.

What's a decent "one-step" interior cleaner? Something where I don't have to apply a coat of conditioner after cleaning.

I've searched and read through numerous threads and they all pretty much talk about a cleaner followed by a conditioner.

I dont think that i would use scrubbing bubbles, if your in san francisco go down to 1309 harrison st and talk to P&S sales they can set you up with the correct product. If you dig in to it enough you will find out that P&S private lables for most of these guys anyway 415-861-0224 some of the best profesinal detailing products you can find. arty2:

 

[Chestah Cheetah]

I dont think that i would use scrubbing bubbles, if your in san francisco go down to 1309 harrison st and talk to P&S sales they can set you up with the correct product. If you dig in to it enough you will find out that P&S private lables for most of these guys anyway 415-861-0224 some of the best profesinal detailing products you can find. arty2:

Thanks for the tip. P&S is less than 3 miles from my place. I'll give them a shot.