Interiors Are More Complex Than They Appear
A modern car interior is a detailed, delicate environment. The days of hard plastic dashboards and basic fabric seats are long gone. Today’s cabins feature touchscreen displays, coated leather, alcantara, soft-touch trims, and materials that require specialist care. As cars get more luxurious inside, dirt becomes more noticeable—and more damaging.
Why Interiors Get Dirty Faster Than You Think
Even in a clean car, surfaces are constantly exposed to oils from hands, humidity from breath, dust from vents, food particles, pet hair, and residues from skin products. Over time, these create shiny patches on leather, streaky screens, and sticky controls.
Fabric seats and carpets also harbour odour-causing bacteria, especially in damp or humid conditions. Regular vacuuming only removes surface dirt; it doesn’t tackle the embedded grime.
How a Proper Deep Clean Transforms the Cabin
Using a dedicated interior cleaner such as Gyeon Q²M Interior Cleaner allows you to safely refresh every part of the cabin. With its residue-free formula, it restores the original finish without leaving behind gloss or tackiness.
On leather, working the cleaner in with a soft brush lifts grime from pores, bringing back the natural matte look. Fabric seats brighten up, dashboards lose their haze, and steering wheels—one of the dirtiest surfaces—feel clean and grippy again.
The Importance of Protection and Maintenance
Once surfaces are clean, adding a quality protectant helps repel oils, dust, and UV damage. Leather conditioners, fabric guards, and anti-static interior dressings keep the surfaces cleaner for longer.
Interior deep cleaning is no longer just about appearance—it makes the space healthier, more comfortable, and increases your car’s value over time.