I just bought a used car from an individual. The car is reasonably clean, but the plastic is dirty. It responded to Armor All Cleaning Wipes, but it was very slow going. What removes interior grime in a hurry? Thank you in advance.
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What is a good product and method to clean interior plastic?
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Re: What is a good product and method to clean interior plastic?
Firstly,
Welcome to Meguiar's Online!
For interior plastic, I would suggest M39 Heavy Duty Vinyl Cleaner. Then top this with Meguiar's M40 Vinyl and Rubber Cleaner/Conditioner. These two work awesome together!!
Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner/Conditioner (#40)
Heavy Duty Vinyl Cleaner (#39)
Tim
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Re: What is a good product and method to clean interior plastic?
Originally posted by jayrob View PostI just bought a used car from an individual. The car is reasonably clean, but the plastic is dirty. It responded to Armor All Cleaning Wipes, but it was very slow going. What removes interior grime in a hurry? Thank you in advance.
Is the plastic you refer to hard and shiny? Or is it flat and textured?
What components are you talking about, door panels, the dash or the dashboard?
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Re: What is a good product and method to clean interior plastic?
Hey jayrob, welcome to MOL. Just in case you didn't know you can usually find #39 & #40 at O'Reilly's around here. If it's not in the car care section look around the body shop stuff.
Also, if it is textured plastic your working on, you can use a soft to medium bristled brush with a little #39 to help loosen the grime.
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