nextzett 92470515 Cockpit Premium Interior and Dashboard Cleaner, 16.9 fl oz

People who purchase this product are probably into detailing their cars, and by extension, we can probably assume that you know Autogeek founder Mike Philips. Since I've used this product for years, I was thinking about the best way to review it when my colleague Mike's quote came to mind The key is to find something you like and to use it often. It is easily the first thing that comes to mind.

Like many car guys, I have a whole garageful of products for detailing cars All Flex 3401s, all Pinnacle waxes, all Wolfgang polishes, all Menzerna pastes, all the way to Wolfgang polishes The lists of these products are long and include some very excellent ones, such as Sonax wheel cleaners, Optimum waterless wash soaps, Lake County pads, etc. However, many of them are not so impressive to completely outrank those of rival brands. In my opinion, Einszett Cockpit Premium (ECP) is a good example of a product like this. In fact, ECP is so good, so overachieving, and so perfect for its intended use that I have no incentive to try another one. The armor of They are all A place where armor is found It is absolutely streak-free and more greasy than Soul Glo in Darryl Jenks' Jheri curl. All style products are shinier, greasier, and more anachronistic than the Jheri curl in Darryl Jenks' style. The product is free, easy to use and does not smell offensively. As a matter of fact, ECP is one of those products that truly achieves what so many detailing professionals strive to achieve, namely, the process of turning something that looks "used" into something that appears showroom new. There are some who might argue that ECP isn't very good at deep cleaning, and they are This is similar to saying a hammer isn't as good as a tire iron at turning a hoop. A comprehensive approach to ECP does not apply to all A cleaning product that does not claim to be an all-purpose cleaner. It can be used as a cleaner so long as it is applied to a clean interior. People like me, who routinely care for our vehicles, will find that ECP is all they need to keep them looking as good as The best option if you need to get rid of interior stains would be to hire a professional There is something wrong with this tool, it is simply not up to the task. ECPS can remove that "lived in" look that daily drivers get over time with normal use. It is an incredibly effective method for doing so. In addition, things like dust accumulation, skin flakes/oils (gross, but true), and light grime cannot stand a chance against ECP, which reveals an entirely new matte surface that is all but invisible to the naked eye. Due to the fact that there are no streaks, you can use this in places where other similar products are not allowed. What is the most ridiculous thing you have ever done sprayed a cleaner/protectant directly on your steering wheel, only to discover that it soaked the instrument binnacle with an overspray? My eyes have always been attracted to the clear plastic material used in gauge clusters, and I find it nearly impossible to touch (even with a dry microfiber) without leaving a visible stain. If there is a lesser product to use in this case, the process of trying to clean the overspray without leaving a smear becomes overwhelming. SCH has such smear resistance that you can be as messy as you want You can tighten the screws all you want and still end up with smooth looking dashboard, center console, nav screen, door panels, etc. So, in conclusion, ECP is cheap, easy to apply, leaves crisp clean looks, smells light and subtle, and leaves no sticky residue behind. There may even be a "better" interior protectant/finisher, but I have no idea what that would look like -- it is difficult to improve upon Because of this, ECP has become my eternal go-to It's important to consider when it comes to interior design of a car.

Eleanor Friedman

| Feb 05, 2021

Over the years, I've always used windex or a slightly damp paper towel to clean the dash and interior of my cars. As for detailing my car, I don't do it much, and I've never been most interested in buying expensive products to do it. My job is to vacuum it, wash it, and A few months ago, I got an S4 and quickly learned that I really like it when it's clean, and I don't think I have ever had anything like it before. I found Matt's YouTube channel and then his website, obsessedgarage, when I did some research. In his review of the products he uses to clean his car, he gives an unbiased and honest opinion. It was his idea for the interior, and I cannot tell you how happy I am with A clean / new microfiber towel was used to apply Cockpit to, and I found was a little rough to wipe things down. Is there a different weave of towel that you think might be more effective? it also got rid of stains I didn't know existed in the 2 months after I purchased the car. Not only did it remove the faint dust, but it removed dirt and grime that I hadn't noticed before. As we all know, the dash pad, door and center console are all different materials, so Cockpit managed to clean them all very well and give them the matte/new car look. The days of glistening Armor All dashes and shiny tires are gone, now I just want a more upscale and professional appearance, and Cockpit delivers just that.

Julissa Quinn

| Nov 15, 2020

It has a light citrus scent. The first thought came to my mind was "Well hopefully it doesn't get stronger as I spread it throughout the entire interior of my car. ". There's no way. a very light, fresh citrus scent, and a protective coating that is incredibly mild. Yes, it is. It is therefore not exactly a matte protecting product, but it has a very mild effect that can certainly be categorized as matte when compared to most of the other It is great to have cleaning power, but if you decide to clean your radio screen like me, so it appears to be hazy. Microfiber cloth is an excellent choice for buffing out skin. Try a small area as a test spot so that you know how the outcome is going to be. This is definitely stuff you should check out. A bottle of excellence.

Kaliyah Whitney

| Dec 08, 2020

It can be used on all hard surfaces inside and outside There is a fool-proof way to do that My favorite vehicle interior cleaner and maintenance product is Cockpit Premium, I find it fast and easy to maintain car interiors using this product, it makes your cabin look spotless and like it just received a deep cleaning. An excellent product for protecting and maintaining dashboard surfaces exposed to direct sunlight. This can cause plastic and vinyl to fade and crack. Cockpit cleaner with a microfiber towel is the best way to catch dust and keep surfaces clean. It leaves no shine on dark surfaces and is excellent in the presence of moisture. When exposed to bright sunlight, other products can leave streaks that are visible, but Cockpit Premium does not. In the garage, all surfaces should be cool to the touch when applying the primer. In addition to cleaning gauge clusters, navigation screens, wood, carbon fiber inserts, and high gloss plastics, these materials are all suitably cleaned with this product. In addition to Nextzett Plastikreiniger "Plastic Deep Cleaner", we have a must-have for any stain or heavier cleaning!.

Forest Woods

| Feb 24, 2021

I have been detailing cars for nearly forty years, and I believe this is the product you want to use for your FINAL application after using another nextzett product of your choice to clean the vinyl or rubber. I love the smell, I really like the application (I recommend going lightly), and there is a durable and long-lasting protection. Forget all that greasy stuff out there, this is what I recommend. What you want in an economic product. You can get a lot done with a little.

Arya Lee

| Sep 03, 2020