DIY Interior Detailing

**Archerfish** · April 3rd, 2020 08:33 PM

Originally Posted by monty_GTV

yes, overseas. lonely indeed[emoji40]

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Are you land-based or at sea? I can relate as I'm stuck here on my work and I can't go home. It has been a month already! I used to work abroad but for a weak hearted guy like me, I truly can't stay for that kind of work even if the pay is good.

Going back, it was a good timing for me that I covered the car before I left it. I never thought I'll be stuck here for over a month.

Hopefully, no rats and cats will make the engine bay its home and playground.
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**monty_GTV** · April 3rd, 2020 10:32 PM

Originally Posted by Archerfish

Are you land-based or at sea? I can relate as I'm stuck here on my work and I can't go home. It has been a month already! I used to work abroad but for a weak hearted guy like me, I truly can't stay for that kind of work even if the pay is good.

Going back, it was a good timing for me that I covered the car before I left it. I never thought I'll be stuck here for over a month.

Hopefully, no rats and cats will make the engine bay its home and playground.
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landbased bro.

btw, no idea how to remove scratches sa step sills in your previous post. since inaapakan naman, you can just clean it well then put the plastic cover you bought from Blade.

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**Deestone** · May 25th, 2020 09:26 PM

Just saw this on fb.... has anyone tried using this? Its a foam cleaner and virtually cleans everything inside your car.

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**yapoy86** · May 25th, 2020 11:03 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

Just saw this on fb.... has anyone tried using this? Its a foam cleaner and virtually cleans everything inside your car.

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Depends on the surface you want to clean. Try pro choice products.. been using them to clean my cars.. for interior plastics try pro choice all purpose cleaner. Dilutable so very economical.. very effective in removing "libag" hehe.. then apply sunshield to rejuvenate and protect the plastic.

For carpet or fabric, just use liquid detergent mixed with water.. brush the carpet with microfiber cloth then use a wet and dry vacuum to dry clean

**Deestone** · May 26th, 2020 09:10 AM

Originally Posted by yapoy86

Depends on the surface you want to clean. Try pro choice products.. been using them to clean my cars.. for interior plastics try pro choice all purpose cleaner. Dilutable so very economical.. very effective in removing "libag" hehe.. then apply sunshield to rejuvenate and protect the plastic.

For carpet or fabric, just use liquid detergent mixed with water.. brush the carpet with microfiber cloth then use a wet and dry vacuum to dry clean

Yes I have seen that pro choice by microtex I think 10 liters of water for 1 liter of pro choice right? and microtex also have this ready to spray quickleen seems like just the same.

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**Deestone** · June 2nd, 2020 09:29 AM

Can I use the quickleen and pro choice to clean the car ceiling? If yes please guide me on how to go about it as to not damage the car ceiling because its dirty especially near the rear aircon vents. Thank you

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**monty_GTV** · June 2nd, 2020 04:14 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

Can I use the quickleen and pro choice to clean the car ceiling? If yes please guide me on how to go about it as to not damage the car ceiling because its dirty especially near the rear aircon vents. Thank you

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try it first in a small area of your car ceiling and then see for yourself the result. if it do its job and not showing anything abnormal then its safe to use.

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**yapoy86** · June 2nd, 2020 10:31 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

Can I use the quickleen and pro choice to clean the car ceiling? If yes please guide me on how to go about it as to not damage the car ceiling because its dirty especially near the rear aircon vents. Thank you

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NO..

Eto tried and tested ko na.. warm water with liquid detergent (breeze blue) mix it well..medyo tapangan mo yung detergent then use a soft microfiber towel and gently wipe the ceiling. Very gently!! Pat the wet towel into your ceiling. use hair dryer to warm the ceiling till dry

**Deestone** · June 3rd, 2020 11:32 AM

Originally Posted by yapoy86

NO..

Eto tried and tested ko na.. warm water with liquid detergent (breeze blue) mix it well..medyo tapangan mo yung detergent then use a soft microfiber towel and gently wipe the ceiling. Very gently!! Pat the wet towel into your ceiling. use hair dryer to warm the ceiling till dry

I see. We are using ariel and surf powder. I tried the quickleen to clean the sidings and headboard and it gets the job done those hard to remove stains in the floor sidings are gone just need to use a toothbrush to scrub it a little bit. Thank u sir.... will try it at the back small portion im scared that i might not came out well.

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**sirkosero** · June 3rd, 2020 01:43 PM

Bumili ako nung rivers na degreaser sa lazada noon. Netong quarantine, nagspray ako ng ng kontinsa ceiling then wipe. Mabilis lang. Tanggal yung dumi agad eh.

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