I've been using Einszett Cockpit and Einszett Plastic + Vinyl Cleaner 'Plastik-Reiniger'for awhile and I've got to say that its some incredible stuff.

Plastic + Vinyl Cleaner 'Plastik-Reiniger':
An intensive, non-corrosive, non-acidic two-phase deep cleaner that removes grime buildup and nicotine thoroughly and effortlessly. Use to clean all colored and clear automotive plastic fittings including armrests, door handles, shift *****, pedals, dash, storage compartments and exterior lower panels. Water-based formula is biodegradable, formalin-free and environmentally friendly.


Cockpit:
Safely cleans all clear and colored automotive plastic interior fittings such as dash, trim, door panels, navigation/audio screens, steering wheel, and pedals. Leaves a matte finish. With fresh citrus scent!


Procedure:

Both products are a wipe on/ wipe off application. I typically spritz the area that I'm working. Not over doing it in any way just a light mist and wipe down with a quality MF towel and buff dry. If the dirt or marks are still apparent I would repeat. Start with Plastik and finish with Cockpit for some protection from the elements and dust repellent abilities. I love this stuff it leave a very clean surface with no oily residue/grease or slick feel, its like factory new. The smell is like a disinfectant that wears away after a few hours. I've seen a lot less dust on my personal dashboard and interior after cockpit.

Okay everyone, here it is pictures to show how good it is:

Before all doors had scuff marks and dirt like this one.


after all marks are gone. nice flat finish, no greasy, oily finish, or scent (sorry didn't take any closes ups)





Before pretty bad:


After vacuum and 1Z Plastik and 1Z Cockpit:



Click here on how to pick some up:
Einszett Plastic + Vinyl Cleaner 'Plastik-Reiniger'
http://detailersdomain.com/index.asp...ROD&ProdID=117
Einszett Cockpit
http://detailersdomain.com/index.asp...PROD&ProdID=31

 

How does this compare to Lexol Vinylex for ease of use and overall effectiveness?

 

personally I was not a big fan of Lexol, used the stuff for the better part of the late 90's but stopped. I really haven't had much of a dedicated plasitc/vinyl cleaner for the interior till now. I love it wipe it on and put some pressure on the mf towel and wipe off, repeat until it the scuffs/marks come off. Finishes clean and no oil/greasy finish.

 

I'll go ahead and order some then. My biggest problem with Lexol is that dust and crap seems to stick to it. Otherwise it was pretty good and widely available.