The Toyota Corolla's grey upholstered interior easily becomes dingy and stained with popular custom. And the vinyl on the sprint can pass into sun damaged over lifetime. You can control your Corolla's interior looking newer longer by protecting it between cleanings. By coating the interior with a specialized protectant, you can direct it defended from Day-to-day wear.
Instructions
1. Lawns your van in a covered environment to protect the interior from the sun. Whether you cannot, situate rear window and windscreen shades in the van.
2. Vacuum your Corolla's upholstered seats, floor and floor mats.
3. Spray an upholstery protectant prize Scotchguard to all of the upholstery in the van according to the manufacturer's directions. Permit it to dry according to the manufacturer-recommended proportions of duration. Re-apply the protectant once every six months or at the time recommended by the manufacturer.
4. Dust the grey vinyl and plastic (including the faux wood trim) on the Corolla's interior. Spray a foam applicator pad with a automobile vinyl and plastic cleaning product and mop it down according to the protectant's directions.
5. Place towels under any children's seats. Protectants will repel most stains, but you must be extra careful to protect the Toyota Corolla's grey interior in areas that are highly susceptible to stains or pet claw marks.
Utilize a vinyl and plastic protectant with UV sunscreen (the experts at Autopia Machine Control recommend 303 Aerospace Protectant or Sonus Total Eclipse) to the dash, console, side panels, steering wheel, wood-grain style trim panels and other plastic or vinyl parts with a fresh foam applicator pad. Leave the protectant to work for five minutes (or the manufacturer recommended amount of time). Then buff the areas with a clean, lint-free cotton cloth or old t-shirt.6.
