Nextzett 92441015 Plastic Deep Cleaner Review

I found this very useful in the back of my van. Of course, he did an excellent job removing scuffs. I also used it for the inside door panels. It smells amazing and seems to leave a pleasant aftertaste after you're done. After you're done you'll need to wipe again with a damp cloth, so it's a bit more difficult to work with than Tuff Stuff in that regard. However, it did a great job and I look forward to continuing to use this product.

Have been using it for at least 5-6 years after switching from Cockpit Premium. Leaves a low gloss factory finish with no oily residue. Keeps leather and plastic trim like new. It also does a good job cleaning plastic. It perfectly removes dirt from the steering wheel and leaves a clean, fresh scent. I have tried almost every other home decor product and this is by far the best. I also use it on plastic in and around the house.

Works unusually well. B. Plastic new / like new / almost new (depending on wear and tear of course). Ideal if you are a seller of commodities (like laptops lol). I use nextzett cabin cleaner AFTER use. Be sure to consider purchasing a box of Hydronite (or something lint free and chemical resistant, and disposable towels like tissue paper) when using these products. Don't go cheap and don't use paper towels. It's amazing how this nextzett plastic cleaner and cabin cleaner was able to (almost)…

I recently bought a used car with lots of black scuffs and streaks on a tan vinyl leather interior. The dealer's detailers removed most of these scuffs, but there were a few unsightly marks they couldn't seem to remove. leave me to try to get her. I've tried various interior paints and plastic cleaners, as well as old tricks like using a white eraser, with partial success at best. I was searching the auto detailing forums for a solution when I saw that people were really into this stuff so I…

Made in Germany! This stuff works phenomenal! Gentle yet effective. Use limited pressure, a small amount, and it won't wear off the surface. Cleans well and smells great! Using 1970's General Motors vinyl. Remember when the average worker in the US could afford "high quality" automotive products that actually lasted over a decade. This is a cleaner for old vinyl joints in American cars. Better than products that are three to four times more expensive and are made in the USA. You don't need much

I'm trying to clean and restore my father's 1995 E320 Mercedes that he bought new. He's terrible when it comes to maintaining his machines. Anyway, there was so much dirt on the leather seats and door panels I thought he bought it that way. I tried to loosen the dirt with silicone spray. Hell, I even tried wd-40 because I didn't care. Dirt/soot was still present as it should have been and has terribly aged the interior. With the plastic deep cleaner, I just sprayed it on and let it sit for less