Need to clean scuffs and whatnot off tan interior.
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I have the same question? I've tried soap and water and scrub the hell out of the plastic sh*t but it won't come off. What's the magic formula for that without stripping or messing it up?
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leather cleaner works well..
let it sit for a while, then use a terrycloth or something to rub it off. Rub it in many different directions to get down into the crevaces.
let it sit for a while, then use a terrycloth or something to rub it off. Rub it in many different directions to get down into the crevaces.
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Gotta love a black interior ... i got sick of the constant dirty lookin tan interior... everytim i cleaned it... give it a week, and it would be back to the same thing
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Originally posted by ejmack1
Gotta love a black interior ... i got sick of the constant dirty lookin tan interior... everytim i cleaned it... give it a week, and it would be back to the same thing
Gotta love a black interior ... i got sick of the constant dirty lookin tan interior... everytim i cleaned it... give it a week, and it would be back to the same thing
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Go to the detail department of your local car dealer. They should have an all purpose degreaser. I use the stuff from my dealership on everything: panels, seats, carpets, wheels, tires, windows, etc. The stuff is completely safe, and on the tan interior it only takes a few light wipes, and it's clean.