How to Clean Panel on floor under door
#1
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How to Clean Panel on floor under door
Hello CL folks..relatively new here.. quick question regarding detailing.. I cannot get the dirt or scuff off of the bottom door panel of my 08 IS 250.. I've tried Meguiar's G-13616 Quik Interior Detailer as well bio green clean and neither did the job.. Any suggestions..
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#2
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Welcome to Club Lexus! Those scuffs are actually pretty easy to remove most of the time. I usually use vinegar or rubbing alcohol but it may not work in your case since you tried all those. If you have a light paint polish you can give that a try. Those scuffs are all from your shoe hitting it when you get in/out of your car
If all else fails, I would suggest a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, but that is last resort as that is quite the microabrasive
If all else fails, I would suggest a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, but that is last resort as that is quite the microabrasive
#3
Here are a couple more suggestions I've had good results with.
I use a couple products for tough vinyl cleaning. First there is Meguiar's M39 and M40 from their Professional Mirror Glaze line. M39, Heavy Duty Vinyl Cleaner, is about the best dedicated vinyl cleaner I've used. M40, Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner/Conditoner, has lightly less cleaning power but leaves behind a nice sheen.
I've also had good results using Meg's APC and APC Plus products from their Detailer line mixed 4:1.
I'd suggest using one of these products with a toothbrush to remove the marks. It doesn't appear from the photos that the area is scuffed so I don't think you will encounter a texture matching issue.
I use a couple products for tough vinyl cleaning. First there is Meguiar's M39 and M40 from their Professional Mirror Glaze line. M39, Heavy Duty Vinyl Cleaner, is about the best dedicated vinyl cleaner I've used. M40, Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner/Conditoner, has lightly less cleaning power but leaves behind a nice sheen.
I've also had good results using Meg's APC and APC Plus products from their Detailer line mixed 4:1.
I'd suggest using one of these products with a toothbrush to remove the marks. It doesn't appear from the photos that the area is scuffed so I don't think you will encounter a texture matching issue.
#6
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thank you so much everyone I really appreciate the advice from all of you .. I will def try a couple of those methods this weekend during my detail session! much appreciated
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