Need Recommendations = Aerosol Interior Foam Cleaners

David Fermani

Forza Auto Salon
My old go to aerosol foam interior cleaner ARDEX Extra Duty has been discontinued so I'm searching for a replacement. It has to be safe for vinyl and fabric and most of all has to have an upright sprayer tip! I hate the ones that make you hold the can upside down to operate. Give me some recommendations....
 
I used to buy Innotec (not sure if that is correct spelling) by the case. Best foam cleaner i used. Though my distributor went out of business.



I have used velour and carpet foam from Production Car Care as a general cleaner with good results, though it has ammonia in it.
 
wow david im surprissed you use ardex. i best friends with there rep up here. i know they have several others in a foam! there afoam which is for carpets has the upright aerosal spray, also have you tried there citrus seat belt cleaner! this citrus solvent cleans interiors very well. it doesn't leave a white residue when finished and it attacks make up and grime around steering wheels and shifters like no other. also the citrus solvent doesn't leave a wet finish on headliners. i used to use ardex for years! im very familier with all there supplies!



david you may also want to check out this company there local kinda same stuff along the line of ardex



Eureka Auto Detail Supplies - wholesale distributor of automotive detail supplies



keep in mind the vlp cleaner on the eureka site will leave a glossy finish! like the old school armoral good luck!
 
I have been using DuraGloss' foaming interior cleaner. It takes care of most everything I throw at it...headliners, mats, cloth seats...everything. I really like this stuff.
 
integritydetail said:
I like Stoner's interior trim cleaner. It the best I've used for the dreaded cupholder area.



I see their Carpet & Upolstery Cleaner, but I can't find Stoner's "Interior Trim Cleaner"? Seems like it's made for fabric, not so much vinyl/plastic. Maybe I'm reading into this too much?



Per Stoner's:



Upholstery & Carpet Cleaner is the fast and easy way to remove grimy dirt from carpeting, upholstery, velour, and most fabrics. This versatile cleaner quickly removes tough dirt and stains from auto seating, floor mats, headliners, and door panels.
 
David Fermani said:
I see their Carpet & Upolstery Cleaner, but I can't find Stoner's "Interior Trim Cleaner"? Seems like it's made for fabric, not so much vinyl/plastic. Maybe I'm reading into this too much?



Per Stoner's:



Upholstery & Carpet Cleaner is the fast and easy way to remove grimy dirt from carpeting, upholstery, velour, and most fabrics. This versatile cleaner quickly removes tough dirt and stains from auto seating, floor mats, headliners, and door panels.



here you go

Danase has some on clearance for ya:

Stoner Trim Cleaner
 
Thanks guys - I'll have to pick some Stoner's up. I use to use a crap load of Carbrite stuff and sent them an e-mail early last week inquiring about locating a distributor. They never replied and they don't have any contact ino.
 
you can buy direct from Stoner's with mix and match boxes and they are always running specials and their prices are usually better than retailers of their products. I think you get free shipping with a 50 dollar purchase too.
 
Dave I used to use Carbrite alot myself. I've got a few contact number here if you need them. But they have Foam Away which is a great foaming cleaner on fabric but it's not the best to use on the plastic unless you really know the product. It will dye it white if left to dry on it. I'd recommend using another brand if your looking for all around good cleaners.
 
Aahhh - Extra Foamy, Foam Away & Power foam......there's a blast from the past!



Jake - Thanks for the offer. I'm holding off on contacting Carbrite (Vesco) right now. They still haven't replied to my e-mail yet.
 
I have used the turtle wax foaming carpet cleaner but find it needs a lot of agitation and doesn't work well as a spot treatment, has anyone else found this to be the case?
 
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