Rubber interior surfaces
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Drifting
Joined: May 2001
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From: Clemmons NC
Rubber interior surfaces
Seems like everything and anything that comes in contact with the soft rubber interior panels leaves some kind of a scuff mark or residue. I've been using just water to try and clean.
What is everyone else using? Please no slippery shiny stuff like Armor All
Thanks in Advance
What is everyone else using? Please no slippery shiny stuff like Armor All
Thanks in Advance
Team Owner
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From: McKinney TX
St. Jude Donor '21-'22-'23-'24
Scuff marks on the lower part of the door and the door sill come clean easily with the use of Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser. They're found in a cardboard box in the cleaning aisle of your grocery store, as well as in the auto detailing aisle of Wal-Mart and a few other places. They are slightly abrasive, so 2 or 3 light swipes is all it takes.
Melting Slicks
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From: Bergen County, NJ Sarasota, FL
Originally Posted by JimTN
Scuff marks on the lower part of the door and the door sill come clean easily with the use of Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser. They're found in a cardboard box in the cleaning aisle of your grocery store, as well as in the auto detailing aisle of Wal-Mart and a few other places. They are slightly abrasive, so 2 or 3 light swipes is all it takes.
I use a damp microfiber towel for a weekly wipe-down, and use a little Meguiar's Natural Shine every month or so to maintain the richess of the vinyl without adding bling.
Racer
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From: Dewey OK
I noticed that too and it was very disturbing at first. I found some Glass Plus (like Windex) wipes in my shop that I use for cleaning things. They pop out of a cylindrical container like baby wipes. One cloth will take all the smudges and scuffs off all the interior bits. Works great and they don't hurt the finish as far as I can tell. When I detail the interior, I give it a coat of Speed Shine to replace anything the glass cleaner may have removed.
Former Vendor
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From: South Florida
http://www.autogeek.net/mg13616.html
use a Mr. Clean majic eraser for stubborn spots ... nice crisp and light scent, and no shine or leftover residue.
use a Mr. Clean majic eraser for stubborn spots ... nice crisp and light scent, and no shine or leftover residue.
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