Subject	I did try a lot of products.
Posted by	March.Prince on April 16, 2013 at 7:24 PM
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In Reply To	agreed. I'd try EVERYTHING else first on the vinyl. (n/m) posted by Antihero on April 16, 2013 at 03:43 PM
Message	With no luck at all. Like i said, the one product that did work only made the doors and dash very shiny, after many coats. The magic eraser was able to take all of that off, and also get into the crevices of the textured vinyl (where the white dry spots where most prevalent) I dont have any scoring, or any blemishes on my dash or doors after using it. If i did, i would not have posted this. But after all of the searching for this very problem, this is the only thing that has worked for me.
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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