[manish_X3i]

Hi - can some one suggest what chemical or some liquid solution to use for interior cleanup and what should to use for exterior.

Thanks in advance.

[ParadigmDawg]

This is from my Detailer.

The Woolite for interior cleaning seemed weird to me but it work great.

Here is the write-up on everything, included my detailing videos I have
on youtube.

http://acurazine.com/forums/wash-wax.../#post15009275

[ando]

For the inside plastic and coated leather I use a simple quick spray detailer.

[j1980mac]

Does anyone know how to clean the weird smudges and fingerprints on the digital instrument cluster?

[KTMF]

Originally Posted by j1980mac

Does anyone know how to clean the weird smudges and fingerprints on the digital instrument cluster?

I recommend using a very soft, new microfiber towel just moistened with warm water (not dripping). you don't want to use any chemicals on the IP screen.
This is what I did after having my windows tinted, and the screen was covered with dried soapy water residue.

Let me add, I don't think there is anything that can be used on the shiny black "piano trim" around the shift console area, without causing scratches. Try to avoid rubbing it if all possible. I use the canned air and just spray off the dust once in a while.

[darrylo]

Originally Posted by KTMF

I recommend using a very soft, new microfiber towel just moistened with warm water (not dripping).

God, this. I've tried various "gentle" LCD monitor and touchscreen cleaners, and they all left the screeen looking streaked and uglier than before. A very lightly damp microfiber towel cleaned up everything and made it look factory-fresh.

For dust, use a clean/new swiffer or the equivalent. Works wonders.

[j1980mac]

Originally Posted by KTMF

I recommend using a very soft, new microfiber towel just moistened with warm water (not dripping). you don't want to use any chemicals on the IP screen.
This is what I did after having my windows tinted, and the screen was covered with dried soapy water residue.

Let me add, I don't think there is anything that can be used on the shiny black "piano trim" around the shift console area, without causing scratches. Try to avoid rubbing it if all possible. I use the canned air and just spray off the dust once in a while.

Awesome, I'll try that. Thanks for the recommendation!