How to Use Complete Cabin Cleaner the Right Way

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This guide walks you step-by-step through how to use Complete Cabin Cleaner on everything from leather to rubber to screens—and get perfect results.

How to Use Complete Cabin Cleaner the Right Way

 

How to Use Complete Cabin Cleaner the Right Way

This is not your average all-purpose cleaner. Complete Cabin Cleaner is designed to clean every surface inside your vehicle—safely and streak-free.

TL;DR: Complete Cabin Cleaner works on dashboards, plastics, rubber, leather, vinyl, and even screens. Spray, wipe, and walk away—no rinsing, no streaks.

Step 1: Spray Onto Surface or Towel

Lightly mist Complete Cabin Cleaner directly onto the surface or onto a microfiber towel or Scrub Buddy Pad for more delicate areas.

Step 2: Lightly Agitate If Needed

Use your towel or scrub pad to gently work the product into textured areas like door panels, steering wheels, or seat bolsters. It won’t foam or streak.

Step 3: Wipe Clean and Dry

Flip to a clean side of the towel or use a second towel to buff dry. The result is a perfectly clean surface with a natural, matte finish—no gloss, no grime, no residue.

What Can You Use It On?

  • Leather and leatherette
  • Plastic, rubber, and vinyl
  • Glossy trim and screens (with proper towel)
  • Fabric surfaces (spot testing recommended)

Pro Tips

  • Use Softer Than Soft Towels for nav screens and piano black trim
  • Pair with All Dressed Up after cleaning for a matte, dressed look
  • Safe to use in warm climates—won’t flash or leave chemical etching

More Interior Detailing Help

Is Complete Cabin Cleaner safe on leather?

Yes, it's designed to clean leather without drying it out or leaving residue. Always follow with a protectant if desired.

Can I use it on screens or glossy trim?

Yes—use a clean, soft microfiber towel like the Softer Than Soft towel to avoid scratches.