I dont know if this is where i should've posted this or not or iff ne thing like this is on here. If it is on here i couldn't find it and this was the best spot i thought it should go.

For those of you that have an intereior and have trouble with the light tan part looking real grungy and dirty around the door handles and in cracks, try taking a tooth bush with semi-soft bristles and armoral and scrubbing it. It worked great for me. Interior looks almost new again. Hopefully this can help someone on here.

dawn detergent also works great too

I clean all the plastic with alchohol and q-tips then go over with armor all. Beatiful, use leather conditioner on the seats and leather sections of the door.

/\ yea leather conditioner is highly recommended since th eleather in our cars suck, ive seen so many of them crack

if it really dirty, use simple green. I always remove everything so i can get better. but if you use simple green, or dawn and a tooth brush. sometime a too soft bristle brush won't get it all. so have a regular toothbrush handy too.

for tough scuffs i use butane. works great. Oh...dont smoke and clean. :lol: :lol:

I just starting to clean it today.

My drivers seat is dirty and tacky as hell so I started to use a toohbrush and it was working great but my neighbor leant me a "Scumbuster" by Black and Decker. It's like a little floor scruber and combined with my Blue Magic leather condinter/cleaner, Damn it looks good!!!

Now it's not "showrrom" but it took off about 3 years off the interior, but now the cracking is showing :(

I haven't done anything else yet, it started to rain here. I hope it stops soon

Simple easy way is to use Super Clean. You can get it at Walmart for about 5.00 really cheap. Spray it on leave it for 10 sec and wipe with a wet cloth untill there is no clearner left. The only thing you need to watch out for is the lables on your doors that say Windows and stuff they well come right off. Other then that it cleans it like NEW. I live by this cleaner. Even took auto paint off my seats!!! Really you can use this stuff for anything. You do have to watch out if you leave it on your hands too long it well start to heat up and burn.

Adam