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  • Cleaning grained vinyl surfaces..

    As we all knowm some vehicles have grained vinyl surfaces on the doors and dash areas. Usually, the armrests and the panel just beow the window end up with ingrained dirt.

    I spray the cleaning solution onto the area, then use an old rechargeable battery powered toothbrush to do the scrubbing, then wipe the surface dry with one of my older microfiber towels.

    Works like a charm!
    Meguiar's Fire/Rescue/EMS, member of the Church of the Highly Reflective Finish!
    Waxworks Automotive Detailing

  • #2
    Thanks! Sounds like a good tip! I have the dirt ingrained in my vinyl so I'll see what it does.

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    • #3
      Good tip. I just started using a battery-powered toothbrush and it's already one of my favorites. Works well for lots of things... May try it next to get the dirt, old polish/wax in between the letters on the exterior.

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      • #4
        Good tip. I like to use the Meg's all surface unterior brush for dirty grained viynl. Is the electric brush faster, in other words does it save time?
        Talk it over folks. Communication is the key.

        --Jerry Springer

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        • #5
          well I dunno about faster, but if you got soft toothbrush heads, it might be gentler. And fit into the nooks and crannies easier.
          2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue

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          • #6
            Re: Cleaning grained vinyl surfaces..

            this seems like a good tip. i will have to try this sometime thanks

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