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I used Griot's Interior Cleaner on mine. It had some fingerprints and various smudges on it and I just took a MF towel, sprayed it with the cleaner, and gently rubbed each spot and they came right out with very minimal effort.
I used Griot's Interior Cleaner on mine. It had some fingerprints and various smudges on it and I just took a MF towel, sprayed it with the cleaner, and gently rubbed each spot and they came right out with very minimal effort.
Thanks for the tip!
__________________ '05 BMW e46 M3 Fairly Modded. '08 BMW e92 M3 Eisenmann Race Exhaust and KW V3's
I'll second the Griot's Interior Cleaner. It took out some stains in my 35-year old Mercedes that I thought were hopeless. It even saved me from having to replace the floormats, which I had just about written off as a lost cause.
You'll have to order it - I don't think it's sold in stores (although if you want to try out some locally-available cleaners in the meantime, you could do that too.)
You'll have to order it - I don't think it's sold in stores (although if you want to try out some locally-available cleaners in the meantime, you could do that too.)
i even used it today to clean the fender arch to remove the
Meg rubber and vinyl. got Griots dressing on there now. everything
looks good so far...just needs to see if it attracts dust or not.
best part of InteriorCleaner is that it's not super strong although
i would warn using it on leather unless you dress with leather creme
right after. it dries leather pretty fast.
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