I find that the Turtle Wax Ceramic+Graphene Inside Job is a good cleaner and okay protectant. Good for brand new cars that don't need much love, but it doesn't hide scratches. Needs multiple coats to darken plastics and okay protectant.
I noticed Inside Job made your preferred chemical list, after this review states it’s nothing special. Curious what brought you to come around and prefer this product as an interior detailer?
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa makes sense. I have a bottle of Inside Job but haven’t tried it yet. Seems like a good product. The only slight drawback I see is that it’s “Not recommend for use on glass, tech screens, plexiglass, Alcantara leather, unsealed leather, or suede.” I’ve been researching inside protectants that can work on every surface (except fabric) and 2 look promising. Brian @ Apex loves Protect All and it is can also be used in glass, tech screens, plexiglass, stainless, etc , and leaves a natural matte finish. It has been marketed toward the motorcycle and RV crowd for decades and apparently works well for all non-fabric surfaces. The new DIY Detail Interior Clean & Protect also claims to work well on all the above surfaces, and even alcantara. I might check these 2 out as well. I like the idea of being able to use the product everywhere and not have to think too much for regular maintenance cleaning/protecting. Inside Job is a great price and is 90% of the way there, though.
I find that the Turtle Wax Ceramic+Graphene Inside Job is a good cleaner and okay protectant. Good for brand new cars that don't need much love, but it doesn't hide scratches. Needs multiple coats to darken plastics and okay protectant.
I'm looking forward to giving these a try sometime. Great review and explanation of them 👏.
Once the weather warms here in Maine, looking forward to giving this a go...loved the ICE interior detailer - I suspect this will be the next step up.
It's pretty good all things considered. Not a drastic difference over their other interior detailers but not bad
You seem unimpressed with the inside job, but I’ve never seen something that gives that shine without being greasy, and it cleans well also.
I like the product and do enjoy it. Does what it says it does.
I would like the Slick and Slide car wash and the Inside Job because its graphene infused. Great review mate.
thank you!
I noticed Inside Job made your preferred chemical list, after this review states it’s nothing special. Curious what brought you to come around and prefer this product as an interior detailer?
It's priced right and works well. Interior detailers in general are nothing special but if I had to choose one I'd use this one.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa makes sense. I have a bottle of Inside Job but haven’t tried it yet. Seems like a good product. The only slight drawback I see is that it’s “Not recommend for use on glass, tech screens, plexiglass, Alcantara leather, unsealed leather, or suede.”
I’ve been researching inside protectants that can work on every surface (except fabric) and 2 look promising. Brian @ Apex loves Protect All and it is can also be used in glass, tech screens, plexiglass, stainless, etc , and leaves a natural matte finish. It has been marketed toward the motorcycle and RV crowd for decades and apparently works well for all non-fabric surfaces.
The new DIY Detail Interior Clean & Protect also claims to work well on all the above surfaces, and even alcantara.
I might check these 2 out as well. I like the idea of being able to use the product everywhere and not have to think too much for regular maintenance cleaning/protecting. Inside Job is a great price and is 90% of the way there, though.
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