Interior

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The inside of a car sees more daily contact than almost any surface you own — hands on the wheel, shoes on the mats, bags on the seats, fingertips on the touchscreen. Dust settles on every horizontal surface, fabric holds onto grime and odour, and glass picks up haze and smear from inside the cabin. None of it is difficult to deal with, but it needs the right products used in the right order. Duel’s interior range covers the full process: hard surface cleaning and protection, fabric care, glass cleaning, and specialist tools for the jobs a vacuum alone can’t finish. Everything is designed to be quick and straightforward — a full interior clean shouldn’t take more than 30–45 minutes once you have the right products to hand. The Interior Cleaning Process A complete interior detail follows a logical order. Working through it correctly means you’re not cleaning areas twice or spreading contamination from one surface to another. Step 1 — Pet hair and loose debris first If pets travel in the car, start with the pet hair remover before any cleaning. Rubber over fabric lifts embedded hair that a vacuum misses, bundling it for easy removal. Vacuum the interior afterwards to remove loose debris from seats, carpets, and mats before any liquid products go on. Step 2 — Clean hard surfaces Work top to bottom through the cabin — dashboard, door cards, centre console, gear surround, door shut areas. Interior cleaner lifts fingerprints, dust, and general grime from plastic, vinyl, and rubber trim. Use a soft detailing brush for vents, seams, and any textured surfaces where a cloth alone doesn’t reach. Step 3 — Clean fabric surfaces Fabric care comes after hard surfaces so you’re not dripping product onto already-cleaned areas. Diluted Logic All Purpose Cleaner with an interior scrubbing pad or finger scrub mitt lifts ground-in grime from seat fabric, carpets, and boot liners without over-wetting the material. Step 4 — Dress and protect hard surfaces Once hard surfaces are clean and