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Thread: How do I de-grimify my beige interior?

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10-30-2007, 01:36 AM

Modnar

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Originally Posted by ScottRiqui

Try one of the Mr. Clean "Magic Erasers", available at your local supermarket. Does wonders for stained vinyl/plastic parts. Miraculous, really.

That sounds almost too easy. I'd discounted that route because I thought those things did their 'magic' by just sanding off a light layer of whatever surface you're cleaning.

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