Did the same some time ago. Here's the link and a section of the text that may be of help.
http://www.saabscene.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimat...c/2/3781/2.html
My daughter (JuniorSaabEnthusiast -JSE) and I spent all Sunday morning giving thr interior a good clean. What initially was thought to be a bit grubby, was upon a first wipe found to be a lot grubby.
Cleaning product scale of achievelment (out of 5 stars)
The dash was cleaned with soapy water **
and polished with Turtlewax Interior, bummper and wheel polish called 'Extreme' *****
Result: All switches and surfaces do not now feel sticky!
Half a bucket of water looked light brown when finished.
Doors were also cleaned and polished using the same.
Result: All surfaces now do not feel sticky!
Half a bucket of water looked light fawn when finished.
Leather seats were initially wiped over with a damp, soapy cloth then cleaned with
Gliptone leather cleaner ****
These were cleaned using an absorbentcloth (those orange synthetic chamois you see at car show) ***
A feed of Gliptone conditioner with leather essence was applied *****+.
Result: Seats now look a completely different olour, and smell of leather!
Half a bucket of water looked black/brown when finished.
There are a few black scuff marks on the back of the drivers seat which refuse to disappear, so any advice on this would be most welcome.
Roof lining was wiped over with a damp soapy cloth then dried using the synthetic cloth. Done twice'
Half a bucket of water looked fawn when finished
JSE vacuumed out the entire car including the spare wheel area, and although the carpets could do with a clean, the weather got the better of us.
Outside the car was simply washed and the alloys were cleaned with Turtlewax wheelcleaner 'extreme' ****