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Thanks for the link..but........they all talk about carpet and vinyl cleaning. THe ceiling is a complete different area as the material is not plastic and liquids can get thru hence why i was asking if anyone had tried a specific product...

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Thanks for the link..but........they all talk about carpet and vinyl cleaning. THe ceiling is a complete different area as the material is not plastic and liquids can get thru hence why i was asking if anyone had tried a specific product...

dude, try G35Driver, there's a whole section on maintenance.

Only not sure if they have the same material, as i don't believe they got the suede/leather combo Japan did.

If not, there's also autopia.org

The best detailing site there is. If you know what the actual material is, I'll bet the house someone there knows how to clean it :-)

Finally, you can get some APC (All Purpose Cleaner) from places like Bunnings, and supermarkets, supercheap etc etc.

Most APC's have instructions on how much to mix to clean different surfaces. The one i use does everything from my leather lounge to grease in the engine bay.

With anything though, i would ALWAYS recommend you test on a hidden/hard to see area before going nuts :D

This is for both finer fabrics as well as the cars exterior.

Hope that helps.

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hey guys off topic from the interior..and i didnt really want to start a new topic since this is "cleaning" anyways the question i wanted to ask is has anyone used or does use foam guns to clean there exterior or there V?

I use a pH neutral shampoo from Final Inspection. I don't have a problem with high pressure water if used to rinse only.

http://www.finalinspection.com.au/store/pr...;products_id=48

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