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Reddit mentions of nextzett 92470515 Cockpit Premium, 16.9 fl oz, (Single Unit)
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Reddit mentions: 18
We found 18 Reddit mentions of nextzett 92470515 Cockpit Premium, 16.9 fl oz, (Single Unit). Here are the top ones.
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Removes dust and light dirt from all clear and colored plastic trim with a shine-free, anti-static finishUse on surfaces such as armrests, dashboard, steering wheel, instrument cluster, audio and navigation screensContains sun-blocking agents for long-term care and protectionCleans coated (finished) leatherLeaves a fresh citrus scent, silicone-free
Specs:
Color | black |
Height | 10.5 Inches |
Length | 4 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Size | 16.9 fl oz, (Single Unit) |
Weight | 1.3 pounds |
Width | 1.9 Inches |
Also, Larry from Ammo NYC has some amazing videos that are worth watching that will teach you a lot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0EOb2nEWtk&t=684s
Hope this helps!
Rag Company Starter Kit - $30 - Includes wash mitt and other assorted towels needed to get started.
2 buckets from Home Depot - $6
2 Grit Guards - $18
Megs Gold Class Soap - $9
Megs Gold Class Carnauba - $11
einszett Cockpit Premium - $10
Stoner Invisible Glass Cleaner - $4
Chemical Guy's APC - $10
Optibond Tire Gel - $11
Grand Total of $109
There are obviously some nicer products you could get, but this is a great start for a beginner I think.
Hello fellow Camaro, I like einszett products for my interior. link 1 link 2
I drive my car year round and these products work really well. The deep cleaner is of course the stronger of the two, but I've had good luck with it on my door sill plastic and my weathertech floor mats.
First, you should check /r/autodetailing
There's lots of options and everyone will have their favorites based on experience. One thing's for sure though, stop wiping down with ONLY water as that is probably making things worse other than getting some dirt and grime off. It makes the leather dry and prone to even more cracks. You need some sort of leather-specific PH-balanced cleaner and a conditioner to follow it.
My favorite value option that's easily sourced from your local Advance Auto/AutoZone is Lexol. Amazon has a kit that's pretty cheap for you to see if you like the results:
http://www.amazon.com/Lexol-907-Leather-Care-Kit/dp/B005H7DRQA
Gliptone is also another well-liked value option:
http://www.amazon.com/Gliptone-Leather-Care-Combination-Kit/dp/B003VV423G
There are other higher end brands like Leatherique and Leather Master, but the results just didn't feel it was worth the price difference.
As for the dashboard, avoid junk like Armor All. Go with something like Einszett Cockpit Premium: http://www.amazon.com/einszett-Cockpit-Premium-16-9-fl/dp/B0002Z2MZ4
Definitely check out /r/AutoDetailing. I use nextzett on my interior. Way better than Armorall, no greasy feel or shine and seems to keep the dust away. Wow, I sound like a shill...
interior, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002Z2MZ4
Recommended to me and I like it. Smells nice (not over powering) is not glossy and can be used on treated leather (your steering wheel).
This stuff is the best interior cleaner you can buy.
Einszett Cockpit Premium. This stuff is awesome
http://www.amazon.com/einszett-Cockpit-Premium-16-9-fl/dp/B0002Z2MZ4
Anybody use this stuff?
I just cleaned the interior of my new 6 with products/techniques from /r/autodetailing. Its a great sub.
For the dash/panels/screen, I brushed dust gently with a horsehair brush (I bought a new shoeshine brush). Spray a little 1z Cockpit Premium on a microfiber cloth and wiped down. Then I wiped again with a dry cloth. Nice clean matte finish, not the super slick & shiny Armor All look. I used Lexol leather cleaner on my leather seats, after brushing the dust off.
Here's the interior cleaner I used, but there are others. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0002Z2MZ4?pc_redir=1395735928&robot_redir=1
This. Only this.
And a microfiber towel
nextzett 92470515 Cockpit Premium - 16.9 fl. oz. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002Z2MZ4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_yoq9Ab8WR6WHS
My friend has the same car as you. I vacuum every inch of the seats just to get rid of the dust and debris that has been on the seats. Then just some interior cleaner on a microfiber cloth and wipe it. If some areas are extra dirty, just apply a bit more pressure. Right now I'm using nextzett Cockpit Premium and it's very good.
It's actually Cockpit Premium: https://www.amazon.com/nextzett-92470515-Cockpit-Premium-16-9/dp/B0002Z2MZ4
It works great for car interiors and old plastics / laptops / etc.
Figured my routine might be useful to people looking at this kind of thing:
For the interior I highly, highly recommend using Nextzett Cockpit Premium. I ordered like 23 different interior products off of Amazon and it was the only one I liked for a true matte look inside that didn’t smell weird. I use it on everything except the screen, and it really does a great job of cleaning without leaving behind shine or residue.
I use a Sunjoe pressure washer for the outside, and a foam cannon. I use Adams Ultra Foam on my wife’s M3, and on mine I use CarPro Reset (I have Xpel Stealth). I use the two bucket method after foaming the car down. The pressure washer is super easy to use and was a great investment.
I dry with an Adams Air Cannon and it’s amazing if you are washing your car in your garage or driveway. No messing with towels or possible scratches. It’s extremely powerful, I was pretty surprised. Plus the air is warm and filtered.
For wheels I use Griots Heavy Duty Wheel cleaner, with a Chemical Guys brush. I’ve never been a “clean your wheels” kind of guy before my Tesla, but it’s really easy to do.
For interior scent, I have tried countless products. It’s actually almost sad how many car scent products I have tried (not a smoker, just like a good smelling car). The only one that I would recommend is Ozium in the can, not aerosol. It has a light citrus smell that gets tons of compliments like “your car always smells so clean and fresh, not fake or like cologne”. The only other close contender is Dr Beasleys Leather, closely followed by their New Car Scent. It’s actually the only New Car scent I can stand. I settled on Ozium because it’s set and forget. I keep a small can in the front of my car, and a big can in the trunk.
I hate waterless washing for the most part (saving the planet aside) just because it’s never really as effective as a full wash without ten times the work. ONR is a good product though, and easy to use.
Best thing I ever did on both of our M3s is getting a professional ceramic coating put on. Washing is about ten times as easy as it was before, and drying is about 20x. Definitely recommend it, on both a wrapped or unwrapped car.
303 doesn't really add gloss, it should keep the matte look. But I don't have a Model 3 yet so it would be best to test a spot first. Buff it off with a clean microfiber after application. If 303 isn't matte enough, my next suggestion would be Nextzett Cockpit Premium Cleaner: https://www.amazon.com/nextzett-92470515-Cockpit-Premium-16-9/dp/B0002Z2MZ4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1535947943&sr=8-1&keywords=Nextzett+Cockpit+Premium+Interior+Plastic+Cleaner
nextzett 92470515 Cockpit Premium - 16.9 fl. oz. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002Z2MZ4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Lp9nDbAH0FMJT
Whoops how about Einszett Cockpit Premium