Many car owners often focus on the exterior of the car when it comes to auto detailing. Although the car exterior is really what other people see, proper detailing of the interior of the vehicle is also important.
There are a lot of interior car components that will be involved during the detailing process. These components will be made out of multiple materials so cleaning them may be trickier than you expect.
Seats
The most important interior vehicle component is definitely the seats. These should be maintained very well so that the car will not only look great in the inside but smell great too.
- Leather seats are very popular but it takes extra effort to maintain them. When left unattended, leather can crack and dust can get into these gaps. This damage may be irreversible so you need to prevent it. You can use a special leather mixture to get into those cracks and a soft brush may be used to loosen up the dirt.
- Fabric seats are cheaper than leather but they can get dirty easily. Fabrics can absorb moisture which means stains and spills can easily dry up. Upholstery cleaner may do the trick.
Carpets
The carpet is another part of the interior that can easily get filthy. Different types of dirt like mud, spills, food, dust and others may cause carpets to deteriorate.
- The best thing to do when dealing with the carpets in your car is to vacuum them.
- Stains should be removed using a stain remover that is safe for carpets.
Door Jambs
Door Jambs are easier to clean. You will simply need to find a cleaner and a brush to remove stubborn dirt in different areas of the jamb.
Windows
For the windows, a glass cleaner will be necessary coupled with a soft wash cloth. Many car owners forget to clean the interior portion of the windows so this is really important. If you do not want to do any of these, you can always have professionals to do mobile car detailing for you.
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