Best Tools for Interior Car Detailing
Want to take your interior detailing to the next level? These are the best tools to get pro-level results without overcomplicating your process.
When it comes to interior car detailing, the right tools make all the difference. Whether you're cleaning dashboards, door panels, or leather seats, using the correct accessories helps you work faster, safer, and with better results.
1. Microfiber Towels
Everyday Microfiber Towels are a must-have for interior detailing. They’re safe on screens, plastic, leather, and glass. Use them to wipe down surfaces without streaks or lint.
2. Interior Scrub Pads
For textured plastic, vinyl, and rubber, the Scrub Buddy Pad gives you just the right amount of bite to clean without damage. Perfect for high-traffic areas like door panels and center consoles.
3. Softer Than Soft Towels
When working on delicate trim or glossy black plastic, the Softer Than Soft Towel is your go-to. It’s plush, edgeless, and won’t scratch sensitive surfaces.
4. All Blacked Out Applicators
These All Blacked Out Applicators are great for applying dressings or cleaners precisely. Their dense foam helps you avoid oversaturation and product waste.
5. Interior Cleaner
Pair your tools with a safe, effective cleaner like Complete Cabin Cleaner. It works on every surface — plastic, leather, fabric — and leaves a matte, OEM-style finish.
Pro Tip: Don’t Overcomplicate It
You don’t need a hundred brushes or a cart full of products. Stick with the core tools above and you’ll cover 90% of all interior detailing situations.
What’s Next?
Want to learn how to use these tools correctly? Check out our full guide on how to use the Scrub Buddy Pad for interior cleaning.
FAQs
What’s the best towel for wiping glossy black trim?
The Softer Than Soft Towel is ideal for delicate surfaces like glossy trim and touchscreens.
Can I use one microfiber towel for everything?
It’s better to use separate towels for glass, dashboards, and leather to avoid cross-contamination and streaks.
Is the Scrub Buddy Pad safe for leather?
It’s safe for coated leather surfaces, but always test in a hidden area first.
