Inside Of A Jeep: How To Gut It?

The text provides a DIY guide on cleaning the interior of a Jeep Wrangler, focusing on the exterior and interior. It suggests that debris should be removed from the carpets, seats, and dashboard before using a gentle cleaner to wipe down surfaces and the car. The author notes that the interior is just as important as the exterior, especially when frequent off-roading occurs.

The dashboard should be cleaned with a microfiber cloth dampened with all-purpose cleaner, avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. Bug guts can stay on any surface even after using a wash mitt and soap. For the hard top, a clean cloth and a spray bottle of vinegar and water mixture should be used to wipe down all plastic parts. For leather seats, damp cleaning is recommended.

The author also mentions concerns about mold growing in the interior and suggests using a 1/2 in. open end wrench to tap the knob with a hammer to remove it. They also mention using woolite and Scotchguard foaming upholstery cleaner to remove mud spots from the seats. A large amount of damp microfiber towels can be used, but avoid smearing dust around or creating a muddy veneer.

In conclusion, cleaning the interior of a Jeep Wrangler requires a thorough cleaning process, including removing debris, vacuuming the carpet and seats, and using a gentle cleaner.