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3.7Z 06-04-2010 12:17 AM

Interior detailing
 
Hey guys, got a few questions.
Never had a suede interior and seats like this.
I was wondering, IF my door panel/seats get dirty
-what can I do?
-Is there a cleaning product for suede?
I don't even know what my seats are... half suede and? ....
Trying to learn and really keep the car clean. Want to try new things.

Thanks in advance.

Hi-Step'n370Z 06-04-2010 04:53 AM

A tip to finish off the sued is to lightly brush it in one direction with a dry, folded microfiber towel. It leaves it looking like it just came out of the salon!

To de-dust the dash/guage/area, use a swifter. The handle that come with them is the perfect length to work with too.

And just a reminder; do NOT use window cleaner on the rear view mirror, or you could damage the sensor for the auto dimmer. See owners manual for verification.

Appletart 06-29-2010 06:38 PM

What is the center console made of in the new 370 z. Seude, leather?? What can I use to remove finger prints from this fabric?

tomnavone 06-29-2010 06:53 PM

Alcantara

nolan1016 06-29-2010 07:03 PM

I usually just crack my window and put the hose in for about 10 minutes and than open the door. Works every time and when all done everything is clean inside.

Waiz 06-29-2010 07:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nolan1016 (Post 599258)
I usually just crack my window and put the hose in for about 10 minutes and than open the door. Works every time and when all done everything is clean inside.

:bowrofl:

That's classic.

RomRox 06-29-2010 07:44 PM

I wonder if that 3M fabric guard would do any good for keeping it from getting dirty/stained?

AdamsPolishes 06-29-2010 08:49 PM

Avoid any cleaners or moisture really. Alcantara is a pain to clean/maintain. Best advice I can give - DON'T GET IT DIRTY IN THE FIRST PLACE.

Had it on the seats of my 06 TBSS and it hates cleaners. Best method I've been able to devise is a spray bottle with some woolite, mist onto a microfiber towel and blot at any dirt.

Jeffblue 06-29-2010 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hi-Step'n370Z (Post 563169)
A tip to finish off the sued is to lightly brush it in one direction with a dry, folded microfiber towel. It leaves it looking like it just came out of the salon!

To de-dust the dash/guage/area, use a swifter. The handle that come with them is the perfect length to work with too.

And just a reminder; do NOT use window cleaner on the rear view mirror, or you could damage the sensor for the auto dimmer. See owners manual for verification.

I used an amonia free glass cleaner on it. Is that bad?

RomRox 06-29-2010 11:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dylan@Adams (Post 599411)
Avoid any cleaners or moisture really. Alcantara is a pain to clean/maintain. Best advice I can give - DON'T GET IT DIRTY IN THE FIRST PLACE.

Had it on the seats of my 06 TBSS and it hates cleaners. Best method I've been able to devise is a spray bottle with some woolite, mist onto a microfiber towel and blot at any dirt.

Unfortunately, you can't help it since ou grab the door handle everytime you enter and leave the car (always when leaving)... and the door handle has that suede/Alcantara on it!

I think i'll try that 3M fabric guard you spray on since it appears there is very little you can do to clean it after it gets dirty. I suppose it's more of a preventative method rather than corrective one.

Soygen 07-02-2010 08:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RomRox (Post 599555)
Unfortunately, you can't help it since ou grab the door handle everytime you enter and leave the car (always when leaving)... and the door handle has that suede/Alcantara on it!

I think i'll try that 3M fabric guard you spray on since it appears there is very little you can do to clean it after it gets dirty. I suppose it's more of a preventative method rather than corrective one.

I've gotten into the habit of pulling the door lever and pushing out on the plastic part at the bottom of the door. It's kind of stupid, but better than wearing on the (badly placed) material around the handle. Pulling the door shut is easy to do without touching the fabric. I feel like a maniac telling any passengers how they need to get in and out, but hey....I want to keep this ride as nice as possible.

RomRox 07-02-2010 11:59 AM

lol... Its funny you say that Soygen. I left the plastic shipping wrap (just the part that goes around the handle) on so that I had some place to push the door open without touching the door handle lol.

Mt Tam I am 09-19-2010 09:40 AM

Immediately after buying the car my gal got me a preventative treatment spray called Vectra from the local shoe repair. I have the light grey leather interior, and so far so good.

vectra.com. I have no financial interest in this product.

LMBmikeZ 09-19-2010 10:05 AM

^^I just tried your link

vectra.com asks for a user name and password???????

Mt Tam I am 09-21-2010 09:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 727348)
^^I just tried your link

vectra.com asks for a user name and password???????

Sorry I used the bottle for wrong info. Here is what I should have posted.
Vectra Rug - Carpet - Fabric - Apparel Protector



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