Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
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From: West Hartford CT
Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
I would like to clean up the trim in my 82. Has anyone used a mr. clean magic eraser on theirs? would it be too abrasive? is there something that would work better? i tried searching on the thread but wasnt able to come up with much.
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I've used them on my Trans Am after drips of something slightly etched into the clear coat, at first I thought it had worked indeed like magic! I started using it to clean off some other marks in the car, where has this stuff been all my life I thought! Then I got the car outside in the sun and that's when I realised I didn't like 'Magic' erasers any more, in the sun it looked as though I had wet sanded the clear coat in spots all over my car. So yeah I would not use it on any shiny surfaces like CC or Chrome. Rubbing compound would be a better much route haha.
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They are very safe and effective for interior trim. Get them wet as per the instructions. But, the soft white eraser material is as fragile as it is gentle - so you'll need a couple of them.
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From: West Hartford CT
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Cruising
Joined: Jul 2016
Posts: 12
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From: West Hartford CT
I've used them on my Trans Am after drips of something slightly etched into the clear coat, at first I thought it had worked indeed like magic! I started using it to clean off some other marks in the car, where has this stuff been all my life I thought! Then I got the car outside in the sun and that's when I realised I didn't like 'Magic' erasers any more, in the sun it looked as though I had wet sanded the clear coat in spots all over my car. So yeah I would not use it on any shiny surfaces like CC or Chrome. Rubbing compound would be a better much route haha.
