High-value cabins often place sensitive finishes beside everyday contact areas. Their care begins by identifying each surface rather than assuming every expensive interior is cleaned differently.

Remove loose dust safely

Vacuum power is less important than controlled airflow, soft attachments and access. Clean tools prevent trapped grit from marking carbon, gloss trim and displays.

Identify upholstery before treatment

Fabric, natural leather, coated leather, Alcantara and synthetic alternatives need different products. Leather is cleaned and conditioned or repaired where appropriate; it is not routinely polished with an abrasive.

Use minimal compatible chemistry

A fresh towel alone does not guarantee safety. Product approval, discreet testing, light pressure and controlled moisture matter more than an “exclusive” cleaner.

AVP records sensitive materials during intake and checks the cabin for an even, residue-free finish before handover.