Interior cleaner

[Jefftowz]

What does everyone use to clean the interior of their boats.... Mine is light grey and needs a good scrubbing.... Don't want to use anything too harsh or abrasive.


Thanks..

 

[Guest]

Magic eraser

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[slowinhavasu]

Boat Blings , Vinyl Sauce , followed by Conditioning Sauce..which I recommend after anyone's cleaner..:thumbup:

 

[RitcheyRch]

Scrubbing bubbles and pledge

 

[Dan Lorenze]

Vinyl sauce and magic erasers


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[Riverbound]

I would give the lucas interior detailer and a microfiber a try. Thats what I use and am blown away how well it works. For really hard to clean stuff. Magic eraser.

 

[Luvnlife]

Vinyl Sauce

 

[Flyinbowtie]

I guess I am going to have to order a "Sampler" of all of the Lucas stuff.
I have the Slick Mist and love it.
I've been using the Meguiars interior cleaner with UV protection, it works very well. Blue bottle in there Marine Line. I have some other stuff that is from a detailer, but can't remember the name.

 

[Bobby V]

Boat Blings , Vinyl Sauce , followed by Conditioning Sauce..which I recommend after anyone's cleaner..:thumbup:

Where do you get this conditioning sauce. I din't see it at the Nautical when I bought the vinyl sauce and hot sauce.

 

[cflores3]

for dirty areas try greased lighting they sell at home depot by the gallon for 9 bucks...works wonders

 

[Boschma]

I like the Lucas interior detailer:thumbup:

 

[ultra26shadow]

I use fantastic and a brush and warm water. Then wipe down with vinyl sauce then any leather conditioner like armor all leather conditioner.

 

[shippingguy]

Spray Nine.

 

[Guest]

Best conditioner I have used is from Dri wash n guard..

 

[mjc]

I guess I am going to have to order a "Sampler" of all of the Lucas stuff.
I have the Slick Mist and love it.
I've been using the Meguiars interior cleaner with UV protection, it works very well. Blue bottle in there Marine Line. I have some other stuff that is from a detailer, but can't remember the name.

Meguiars number 57 vinyl cleaner

 

[saucedaddy]

Where do you get this conditioning sauce. I din't see it at the Nautical when I bought the vinyl sauce and hot sauce.

Barrett Custom Marine has everything.... and 5 gallons of Hot Sauce!!:thumbup:

 

[mobldj]

spray 9,(get it at west marine by the gallon) best stuff I ever have used,better then all the "sauses" and of course along with the badass magic erasers.gallon is 27.00

 

[blacksox]

Boat candy has a great line of cleaners and conditioners

 

[RitcheyRch]

Mainly what I use as well but use pledge in between.

Meguiars number 57 vinyl cleaner

 

[bildit4u]

Magic eraser

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Be careful with Magic Eraser. I have seen vinyl damaged using that. I have heard interior guys say that Magic Eraser is to abrasive on the vinyl as well. If you have a high quality vinyl you might get away with it, BUT I HAVE SEEN vinyl, especially darker colors, slightly bleached out after scrubbing with Magic Eraser.....

 

[TX Foilhead]

Magic Eraser sands the protective coating off, use it as a last resort.

My favorite cleaner is no longer available so when I run out I'll switch to my back up Totally Awsome which comes from the dollar store. The only down side is it leaves eeverything feeling a bit dry so I have to wash everything down and give it a coat of Babe's Seat Saver which adds an extra step. For the daily clean up I like the Babe's Seat Soap for spot treating things between the heavy details I do 2 or 3 times a year. No mater what you use, a brush to scrub with will make it work twice as good. If you aren't using a brush your not getting the most out of your cleaner.

 

[king of my driveway]

What type of brush are you using on your vinyl?

 

[YZFRider]

I have used Sauce, Boat Candy and now Driven and they all work great. Sauce works better than Candy. But for the money gotta give it to Driven. Mix the concentrate with cooler water, works as good as anything I have used. Plus the smell is wife approved.

 

[TBI]

Brake fluid and a wire wheel :thumbup:

 

[TX Foilhead]

I've got a fairly soft bristle brush about the size of my hand, I've had it forever and couldn't even guess where it came from. I tried a stiffer one that I got from the same place I got the cleaner and didn't like it because it frayed the stitching quickly, the softer one can go over it without doing any damage. If I need to do a lot of work around the stitching I use a soft bristle tooth brush, it's about the same stiffness as the bigger one.