Step 1 Choose an appropriate glass cleaner

Most glass cleaners use detergents and ammonia for cleaning, but this leaves residue on the glass that can cause smearing or hazing and isn’t suitable for tinted glass.

Use a purpose designed formula like Meguiar’s No Smear Glass Cleaner (AA6316) which leaves no residues for a crystal clear result, even on tinted windows.

Step 2 - Apply the cleaner

For best results, apply with a Meguiar’s No Smear Glass Cloth (AG3032). This cloth cuts glass cleaning time in half and doesn’t leave any tiny fibres behind.

Always begin with the windscreen, then the rear screen before finishing with the side windows.

Apply an even amount to one section at a time then wipe over with your No Smear Glass Cloth, turning to a dry section of the cloth for final wipe

Step 3 - Final wipe

When your cloth becomes saturated with product, it will leave smearing on the glass so a handy tip is to use 2 cloths, one to apply and another for the final wipe.

Step 4 - Washing your car

Depending on the quality of the Chamois you are using, the use of a Glass Cleaner on the outside of the windscreen may be required each time the car is washed. For the rest of the glass, only when smearing or a haze is noticeable.

If in any doubt about product selection, check with your friendly Team Member who will happily offer you any assistance required or refer to Meguiar’s Interior Care Brochure.

Step 1 Clean and dry your vehicle

Leather surfaces need to be maintained using a product that has a premium blend of moisturisers and nutrients that leave the surface looking and feeling rich, soft and supple. It’s important to use a product that contains no solvents or irritating detergents but has a long lasting, water-resistant formula to help protect against spills, UV damage and heat exposure.

Step 2 - Check the finish

If the leather is dirty, firstly clean with a safe product like Meguiar’s Quik Out (G15922) using terry towelling or microfiber cloth. You should always test a cleaner on a small section first in case the leather has been redyed.

Step 3 - Apply the first layer of polist/wax

Once the surface is clean and dry, apply Meguiar’s Gold Class Rich Leather Cleaner/Conditioner (Lotion/G7214 or Non-whitening Gel/G17914) using terry towelling or microfiber cloth.

It’s much easier to work on small sections at a time. For seats, start with the backrest section first, then move onto the bottom section.

A thin even coat gives a better result than a heavy application particularly around seams and stitching etc.

Step 4 - Wipe off cleanly

Wipe off residue using a Meguiar’s microfibre cloth folded into quarters, turning regularly as residue becomes slow to wipe off cleanly.

Step 5 - Apply detailer

Use Meguiar’s Quik Detailer (A3316) and a fresh microfibre cloth to remove any remaining residue from paintwork or trim, if you have a dark coloured car or are particularly fussy.

If your car is often kept outside, wash regularly with Meguiar’s Ultimate Wash & Wax (G17748). For cars that are usually garaged, use the Meguiar’s wash that matches the wax that was applied.

Depending on level of exposure to the elements, re-apply polish/wax 2 to 6 times a year for maximum shine and protection. Eventually, you will end up with fine swirls and/or scratches that will need to be rectified using Meguiar’s Surface Prep/Rehab products first.

If in any doubt about product selection, check with your friendly Team Member who will happily offer you any assistance required or refer to Meguiar’s Paint Care Brochure.