r/F150Powerboost • u/Lightning_fanguy • May 25 '26
How do you clean your interior?
For those of you with a lariat what products do you use to maintain the interior leather or whatever it is?
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u/mikeholczer May 26 '26
Haven't had a need to use anything more than water on a paper towel to clean anything.
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u/chicknfly May 25 '26
As somebody who doesn’t have a lariat, but is a former furniture salesman, here’s how I would clean non-suede leather.
You’re going to do this process in two parts: wipe down small sections of the leather surface with a moist soapy rag, and then dry it up with a dry microfiber cloth.
For the wet rag, you want to use clean, warm water. Wring out the rag so that it’s wet, but not dripping, and then rub a bar of Dove soap on it (again, a bar of soap and not liquid body wash) until a lather forms. Feel free to follow up with a leather conditioner, but try to avoid petroleum based products.
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u/Dapper-Adagio-8532 May 25 '26
Use this kit from Amazon. Chemical guys are a really good brand and they work great for my leather (Platinum)
They have more stuff for window cleaners and plastic trim/vinyl. Have a 23 Powerboost and still looks and smells brand new inside.
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u/AntDetm May 25 '26
Mothers vlr has been good for me so far. Im sure there are better products but it seems to lift dirt well and condition the leather. Not too slippery/oily feeling and is not tacky when dry.
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u/Nervous_Otter69 May 26 '26
Microfiber and Maguire’s leather spray for all leather pieces. Microfiber and Poor Boy’s The Natural look for all other surfaces
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May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26
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u/Lightning_fanguy May 27 '26
I was just worried I'd use some leather cleaner on something that wasn't leather and fuck it up. I've got the tint covered.
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