The Interior Detailer safely cleans dust, stains, and fingerprints from plastics, vinyl, leather, and fabric without leaving greasy residue or artificial shine. Infused with UV protection and odor neutralizers, it keeps interiors fresh, protected, and looking like new. Ships in 1–3 business days.
| Weight | 55 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 24 × 24 × 24 in |
Key Features:
Removes dust, fingerprints, and food and beverage stains effortlessly
Leaves no artificial shine or greasy residue
Safe for use on interior plastics, vinyl, leather, and fabric
UV absorbers help prevent fading, drying, and cracking of surfaces
Neutralizes unpleasant odors for a fresher interior
Leaves behind a clean, fresh scent
Ideal for professional car detailers and DIY car enthusiasts
Ships within 1-3 business days
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Raymond Ortiz –
Man, this stuff is actually pretty solid. I’ve been using the 5-gallon APC on all my car interiors—dash, seats, even the fabric—and it cleans way better than I thought it would. Doesn’t leave that weird sticky residue, which is a huge plus. Big bottle is kinda intimidating at first, but honestly, it lasts forever.
Angela Castillo –
It works okay. Vinyl and plastic surfaces look fresh after a spray and wipe. But I gotta admit, for really dirty seats or stubborn grime, you need to go over it a couple times. Still, the neutral scent is nice—doesn’t give you a headache like some cleaners.
Angela Castillo –
This APC cleaner is decent, nothing fancy, but it gets the job done. I had to use a bit more than I thought on my leather seats, but they came out clean. Big 5-gallon size is awesome if you detail a bunch of cars or do it regularly. The smell isn’t offensive, just…meh, kinda generic.
Tyler James –
Honestly, I’m mixed. It cleans well and safe on basically everything inside my car, but I didn’t notice it doing much for lingering smells. Still, for wiping down dash, vents, and door panels it’s good. The big jug is great for refills, just make sure you don’t spill—5 gallons is a lot of liquid to deal with.”