Cleaning Interiors

Cleaning Interiors

Remove all litter and empty ash trays. Then remove any personal objects, put away in a safe place (i.e. a cardboard box) your interior is now ready to clean. Make sure you inspect the vehicle first and quote a price that reflects the work and time you need to clean the vehicle to a high standard. Vacuum the carpets and the seats thoroughly. Make sure you look in the boot and remove any rubbish and hoover out. When you have finished the vacuuming it's time to valet the seats. First spray the seats with Carpet / upholstery cleaner. Then using a small scrubbing brush or interior sponge work the cleaner into the upholstery. Remove the dirty water with a water extraction machine. Any excess water that is situated in difficult to get to places should be moped up with a micro fibre cloth. Clean any door panels that have fabric inserts at the same time. Clean the headlining with Interior liquid cleaner. Or Interior Foam Cleaner, this product spray’s on a thick foam that dissolves dirt and grime away. Tough stains can be removed with Dry cleaner which is a spot remover. Spray this on to the spot and simply wipe off with a damp or dry cloth.

Clean any Leather upholstery with our Leather Cleaner, Spray on and wipe or add to a bowl of warm water and wipe with a microfibre cloth.

Allow to dry then treat with our Leather cream polish. This product feeds, protects and polishes all leather. Simply rub on and polish off with a clean soft cloth.

Cleaning the dash, centre consol and plastic or vinyl door panels is easy, simply wipe over with Interior cleaner.

Then polish the dash & trim with Pink sheen water based dressing or Vinyl polish silicone dressing.

CC Valeting Website Last updated: (23 Feb 2012)