PrplhazeB7

just spent most of yesterday afternoon pampering my new baby, and i have a question about cleaning the interior. the material on the doors and the dash, and the top of the dash is leather grained plasticy stuff that has sort of a matte finish. what can i use to clean and protect this surface, besides armourall. i dont want this surface to end up with the armourall greasey-ness. any specific products/suggestions are great.

bhvrdr

Zaino leather in a bottle is like no other. Awesome smell and NO residue. No more Lexol for me.

MB The Body

From my <a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/a4gen2/msgs/857353.phtml">How I Detail My Car</a> Thread

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<b>Detailer's Pride Total Interior Cleaner</b>:

With Beige Leather interior I find its always incredibly dirty... and this stuff is simply amazing!

<img src="http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~mi167268/dp_interior.jpg">

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<b>Wolfgang Leather Care Conditioner</b>:

After cleaning the seats I follow up with the conditioner. Note: I apply the conditioner by hand, and let it sit for about 10 minutes before wiping it off. This application method helps to not waste the leather conditioner and hey I can treat my car like my face if I want too

<img src="http://home.comcast.net/~bodnerfam/leather_conditioner.jpg">

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dutchy2.0turbo

Agree, Zaino is the first leather protectant I've used that doesn't ruin the smell of your interior.

Onearmedmidget

I've been using zaino leather conditioner since my GTI was new, almost 4 year ago. People to this day comment on how my car still smells brand new. Condition every 3 months, you won't regret it. My leather has held up great as well.