Upholstery covers and interior textiles get a lot of wear and tear from dust, road grime and every day usage. Cleanliness and hygiene in the car interior make for a pleassant atmosphere when driving.
1. Removing Coarser Dirt
First remove the floor mats and thoroughly vacuum clean the coarser dirt. Don't forget the boot and spare wheel tub.
Tip: When vacuum cleaning the dusty cockpit and centre console, a small brush comes in handy to reach into nooks and crannies.
2. Spray on Interior Cleaner
Extensively spray SONAX Interior Cleaner onto seats, carpets, door panels, floor mats and, if necessary, the roof lining. For the cockpit and other plastic components spray into a cloth and rub in.
3. Working-in/Wiping-off/Vacuum Cleaning
Use a moist sponge to masage in the cleaning fluid. Carefully work on stubborn areas with a scrubbing brush. After a brief working in time, wipe off the grime with a clean, dry cloth, then allow to dry thoroughly. For best results let the car stand in the sunlight. To finish off, vacuum clean or brush off the treated areas.
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First remove the floor mats and thoroughly vacuum clean the coarser dirt. Don't forget the boot and spare wheel tub.
Extensively spray SONAX Interior Cleaner onto seats, carpets, door panels, floor mats and, if necessary, the roof lining. For the cockpit and other plastic components spray into a cloth and rub in.
Use a moist sponge to masage in the cleaning fluid. Carefully work on stubborn areas with a scrubbing brush. After a brief working in time, wipe off the grime with a clean, dry cloth, then allow to dry thoroughly. For best results let the car stand in the sunlight. To finish off, vacuum clean or brush off the treated areas.
