[akras]

Just like the title says: what do you use to keep your interior in like-new condition? What are your experiences and what do you recommend?

 

[SRTCVO]

I’m not crazy about all of their stuff, but I’ve been super-happy with Adam’s interior products. These are the main ones I use. Noticed they have 25% off sale running this weekend as I was grabbing these links.

Adam's Leather Conditioner

Adam's Interior Detailer (Microban®)

Adam's Leather & Interior Cleaner

 

[Fullstrutt]

I love Lucas for the plastic and Zanos for the leather(Makes the car smell like brand new leather).

 

[2ndAmend]

I recommend you DO NOT use “Leather Honey” conditioner. I bought it because it was highly rated, I wanted the “best” for my HC, but in actual use, it is as thick as honey and difficult to apply, a real PITA. I went back to using Lexol. My wife has been using Lexol on her horse leather forever, and I have been using it on car interiors since 2005. No complaints.

 

[xcesiv]

I enjoy using the mopar total clean and satin select. Works great and really keeps that new car smell!

 

[BigDaddyEureka]

I like Chemical Guys Leather Conditioner. Cleans, feed, protects, nothing fancy, good price.

 

[why2kmax]

Ive used Lexol on every interior Ive owned for the last 25+ years its always held up extremely well. Aerospace 303 on everything else lately and it seems to do pretty well. Meguires leather/vinyl protectant is good as well but does attract more dirt than others

 

[BrakeFade]

Another Lexol user here. I just purchased my first bottle of Aerospace 303, I’ve read it’s a must for UV protection.