Subject	Clear (non-blue) glass cleaner, and a dry white cloth.
Posted by	TTNIckdizzle on May 05, 2011 at 5:52 PM
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In Reply To	Interior Cleaning posted by MNZTTR on May 05, 2011 at 02:30 PM
Message	The solvents in the glass cleaner break the oils down very well, then the dry white cloths will pull all disolved dirt and grim out. It works great on my tan swade interior. I just keep hitting it with the the glass cleaner and then the towel until i dont see anymore dirt getting on the cloth. Then because its glass cleaner it evaporates and dries fast leaving the swade still soft and brand new looking.
Follow Ups	Interior Cleaning - MNZTTR 14:30:58 05/05/11 I use a lightly damp, lint free cloth. (n/m) - Black95 14:52:20 05/05/11 Thanks for the input - MNZTTR 15:24:34 05/05/11 Depending on how scuffed or soiled it got.... I use... - samsungz 15:05:21 05/05/11 I dont recall ever seeing a post from you where your Z - LJZTT 15:59:45 05/05/11 Your sooooooo right Lawrence. so so SOO right, gosh so right - samsungz 19:44:25 05/05/11 Why don't you post with your original account anymore? (n/m) - LJZTT 18:04:26 05/06/11 Blue Coral Dri-Clean (n/m) - spicyZ 15:20:57 05/05/11 Is the aerosol Blue Coral as good as the spray bottle was? - ZXoltan 17:56:54 05/05/11 just recently cleaned mine... no before/after pics though - PiotrC70 16:28:55 05/05/11 Blue Coral owns all (n/m) - zgene4 17:40:38 05/05/11 Clear (non-blue) glass cleaner, and a dry white cloth. - TTNIckdizzle 17:52:13 05/05/11
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