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Apoc370z 02-25-2012 06:36 PM

interior plastic panels
 
I kinda 'grazed' the lower panel of my driver side door with my shoe and left a very visible white mark on it.

i tried scrubbing and wiping and i can still faintly see a line on it :shakes head:
it couldnt been deep cause i grazed it with the rubber part of my shoe.

anyone have any solution to this?

joshs09slvrZ 02-25-2012 07:24 PM

What all have you tried cleaning it with?

nmjaxx9 02-25-2012 09:23 PM

I use Meguiars interior cleaner to clean my inside. I had a few of those shoe marks when getting out, the detailer seemed to have taken it off pretty good. I just used a terry cloth to wipe it down after. :tiphat:

Apoc370z 02-25-2012 11:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joshs09slvrZ (Post 1565590)
What all have you tried cleaning it with?

just water and a lil bit of car shampoo

Apoc370z 02-25-2012 11:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nmjaxx9 (Post 1565740)
I use Meguiars interior cleaner to clean my inside. I had a few of those shoe marks when getting out, the detailer seemed to have taken it off pretty good. I just used a terry cloth to wipe it down after. :tiphat:

hmm is it oil based?

nmjaxx9 02-26-2012 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Apoc370z (Post 1565883)
hmm is it oil based?

well it doesnt leave any of that sticky residue like the armorall wipes I used before, so I don't think it is, unless its the invisible drying oil. :icon17:

joshs09slvrZ 02-26-2012 06:41 PM

You could try a dedicated interior cleaner or dilute some APC (all purpose cleaner) at 1:20 or so. Car shampoo can be kind of gentle and isn't strong enough to remove stubborn stuff.

WhiskeyHotel 02-26-2012 07:10 PM

I've heard that Mr. Clean Magic Eraser will remove scuff marks. Haven't tried it myself. I'd certainly try it on an inconspicuous place first. ;)


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