Interior Cleaning Tips Thread
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Interior Cleaning Tips Thread
I really need some ~~ the shipping process really dirtied my cashmere interior -- scuffs, dirty seats, etc. Please recommend ways to get the scuffs off of the kickpanels, door panels, and clean the leather seats.....thanks in advance.
I remember reading something recently about a Mr Clean cleaner that works on scuffs well?
I remember reading something recently about a Mr Clean cleaner that works on scuffs well?
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Someone else originally posted about Mr. Clean Magic Eraser in the cleaning aisle of your grocery store, but I've used it and it's great.
2 white eraser sized blocks come in a box. You wet one and just light rubbing gets rid of scuff marks on the door. Keep the eraser and use it over and over again.
I did notice just yesterday that Wal-Mart sells a box with 4 in the box in the detailing section of their automotive parts.
2 white eraser sized blocks come in a box. You wet one and just light rubbing gets rid of scuff marks on the door. Keep the eraser and use it over and over again.
I did notice just yesterday that Wal-Mart sells a box with 4 in the box in the detailing section of their automotive parts.
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Thanks. I have the Zaino leather cleaner.....I just need to find it. 
I'll pick up that Mr. Clean Magic Eraser today. I need to use it on my other vehicles, too.
I'll pick up that Mr. Clean Magic Eraser today. I need to use it on my other vehicles, too.
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Originally Posted by Noggles
I really need some ~~ the shipping process really dirtied my cashmere interior -- scuffs, dirty seats, etc. Please recommend ways to get the scuffs off of the kickpanels, door panels, and clean the leather seats.....thanks in advance.
I remember reading something recently about a Mr Clean cleaner that works on scuffs well?
I remember reading something recently about a Mr Clean cleaner that works on scuffs well?
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Originally Posted by rosemaryburm
What do mean by "shipping process"? Dealer delivery? Dealer should clean the car, free. And, although (or maybe BECAUSE) Chevy uses a lower grade of Siberian cow for its leather, be very careful using anything on the seat sitting surface (the rest is vinyl -- you can probably microwave it without harm) that has detergents or solvents not designed for leather. Won't show up now, but in 6 to 12 months, your seats could suffer discoloration and cracking.
Fantastik isn't any good, then?
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I haven't tried 303 yet on the vette, works great on everything else I own.
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Originally Posted by Corvette Junkie
Shouldn't this be moved to the Car Care Forum?
Yeah, you'd think I'd have figured out how to post after nearly 90,000 attempts.
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Last edited by Noggles; Apr 16, 2005 at 07:35 PM.