[Drysideshooter]

I have used Poorboys Natural interior cleaner/treatment for some time and have always really liked the results. I picked up some Blackfire Interior Cleaner a while back and have used it a couple times now. The results from the two products seem to be very similar. Both leave a nice matte finish. I find the Blackfire a bit easier to use since I can just spritz the microfiber towel.

Has anyone else had similar results? Based on the slightly better ease of use I may start using more of the Blackfire.

[megaphone]

Love poorboys natural look!! Makes the interior look clean and not greasy

[vet757]

Pooboys natural look is by far my favorite interior cleaner havent tried anything else since.

[SSport16]

I just purchased some Carpro Inside, should be here in a few days, heard it is real good and leaves a nice smell in the interior, can be used on basically everything interior wise.

[Glen e]

Five years ago I posted on autogeek and ask a question: "what do you guys like, that makes the surface look new, but not shiny, and lasts?"

After 4-5 pages of the professional detailer's weighing in with their opinions, the answer most often was poorboys natural look. I haven't used anything else since.

[Zack46]

Originally Posted by Glen e

Five years ago I posted on autogeek and ask a question: "what do you guys like, that makes the surface look new, but not shiny, and lasts?"

After 4-5 pages of the professional detailer's weighing in with their opinions, the answer most often was poorboys natural look. I haven't used anything else since.

Do they sell this stuff in stores OR is it best to order online from autogeek.com?

[Glen e]

I have no idea were poorboy is sold, do a search, probably still autogeek

[Zack46]

Originally Posted by Glen e

I have no idea were poorboy is sold, do a search, probably still autogeek

$11 for 16 oz. bottle at autogeek.com OR
$18 for 32 oz. re-fill bottle

add $1 for sprayer (if desired)

[Burly]

I must be using the Poorboys Natural Look wrong, I always seem to have uneven coverage. I buff and buff and some parts are darker than others. This stuff is so thick, I don't see how you could use as a spray. Do you mix it with water?
I used on my dash last weekend and no matter how much I buff it looks streaky. I'm planning to remove it today with warm dawn soapy water...

[Glen e]

Are you spraying the dash with the stuff?

Don't do that

Spray the mf applicator brick just twice, then nice even strokes, buff after 5 min.....

I've never had it streak.....or look uneven....

Remove it with 25/75 alcohol/water

[Burly]

Originally Posted by Glen e

Are you spraying the dash with the stuff?

Don't do that

Spray the mf applicator brick just twice, then nice even strokes, buff after 5 min.....

I've never had it streak.....or look uneven....

I have a bottle, I squeeze on MF towel and spread with finger. Then apply with the MF. Mine is to thick to be sprayed.

[Glen e]

Using too much, it sprays fine on a microfiber brick...2 sprays or so will do a dash.....

One spot does a door

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Kqnv32ee2_M

[Zack46]

Originally Posted by Glen e

Using too much, it sprays fine on a microfiber brick...2 sprays or so will do a dash.....

One spot does a door

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Kqnv32ee2_M

I will be buying this stuff. Never used it before.
Good info here. Don't use too much product.

A little goes a long way.........

[Glen e]

Originally Posted by Zack46

. Don't use too much product.

A little goes a long way.........

It's the number 1 rule in detailing.....my small poorboys bottle is 4 years old and still more than 1/2 full....