Interior Plastic Clean-up

[Robert 96]

Just wondering what is the best product and method for cleaning the interior plastic moldings that get scuffed up by shoes from little girls. I have been having a heck of a time lately getting some of the shoe scuffs to come clean to my satisfaction. Afraid to use something too strong.
Robert 96

[Detaillab]

I have had success with a couple of things. All purpose Cleaner with a little elbow grease and a terry cloth towel will likely get it out. I also recently tried the Mr. Clean magic eraser wich took out everything I thought never would come out. Megs ought to look into it!

[cnfowler]

Definitely Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. These things are definitely...well, magic. You won't believe how easy it will remove the scuffs.

[tguil]

Just wondering what is the best product and method for cleaning the interior plastic moldings that get scuffed up by shoes from little girls. I have been having a heck of a time lately getting some of the shoe scuffs to come clean to my satisfaction. Afraid to use something too strong.
Robert 96

I have found that some scuffs actually result in slight depressions in the plastic that show up under certain light conditions. I don't think that the Magic Eraser will do anything to these depressions. There are there to stay.

Tom

[xebola]

I have found that some scuffs actually result in slight depressions in the plastic that show up under certain light conditions. I don't think that the Magic Eraser will do anything to these depressions. There are there to stay.

Tom

Yep. Once that texture is gone. It's gone.

[buda]

The Scuffs are rubber are they not, from shoe heels. Then you need to use something that contains an petroleum, tar, grease, etc. We have had good luck with a mineral spirits solvent and a ******-net covered sponge. The ****** netting gives a little abrasiveness and the mineral spirits in the sponge provides plenty of chemical to eradicate the mark.



Bud Abraham
DETAIL PLUS SYSTEMS

[Robert 96]

Thanks for the Help guys. I'm going to pick-up one of those Mr. Clean erasers today.