Subject	Magic eraser
Posted by	March.Prince on April 15, 2013 at 7:06 PM
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Message	Worked wonders on my dash and doors today. Not sure if any of you guys have used these for this purpose, but I kept having a problem with what looked like dry areas on my interior door panles. I used some different products trying to fix the issue... the only thing that seemed to work was a maguires product, but it was way too shiny for me. So I went on a search to find a solution to the problem. Someone had mentioned using a magic eraser on a different forum (Cant remember wich one) and so I picked some up today. After scrubbing everything down and cleaning up with just a wet cloth, it came out perfect. The dry, or whatever it was, is gone, and the interior looks great. Just thought I would throw this out there for any of you guys having the same problem. Its a cheap and easy solution. Best- March
Follow Ups	Magic eraser - March.Prince 19:06:45 04/15/13 Very awesome, thanks for sharing. (n/m) - TriniTT 19:22:48 04/15/13 I believe Bernie also suggests using WD-40 - AHos(Chicago) 21:32:34 04/15/13 On the dash and the plastic bits? (n/m) - ConVerTT 21:39:03 04/15/13 I think I remember him saying it for door handles - AHos(Chicago) 21:43:51 04/15/13 I recommend 2000 grit for those. (n/m) - TriniTT 06:23:45 04/16/13 Just FYI magic erasers are like 3000grit sandpaper - s3trios 22:36:11 04/15/13 agreed. I'd try EVERYTHING else first on the vinyl. (n/m) - Antihero 15:43:10 04/16/13 I did try a lot of products. - March.Prince 19:24:05 04/16/13 Lexol Vinylex is the very best you can buy for the dash - Polish 00:31:14 04/16/13 Any idea what works on a dirty headliner? (Not in a Z) (n/m) - russ29 06:11:16 04/16/13 I got sick of dirty/saggy/torn headliners - BlackholeZ 14:04:45 04/16/13 There is no particular product I can recommend - Polish 18:39:45 04/16/13
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