Interior plastic cleaning?.

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Interior plastic cleaning?.

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Can anyone recomend any cleaning products or tips on how to get the inside plastics - flooring on my caddy shining.
just cant seam to get the ground in dirt out
Helllllllp please.


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Drop 'Shaun' a PM mate, he'll give you all the advice you need.

He should run a cleaning section on here. :p
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YoungDan wrote:Drop 'Shaun' a PM mate, he'll give you all the advice you need.

He should run a cleaning section on here. :p
thanks mate will get on it now
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PM replied too 8)
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baby wipes leave a great finish on plastics :D :D :D
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Ahh! Good question..
Would it be possible to post that pm up here? I could do with some tricks and tips y'all..
If not could you just pm me thankyou please..
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Armorall dash wipes work well. I leave a tub in the van so can always give the dash/door card a little wipe when sat bored in traffic.
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envy wrote:Image

Armorall dash wipes work well. I leave a tub in the van so can always give the dash/door card a little wipe when sat bored in traffic.
LOL Armor All.

The Smart Price cleaning products.
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YoungDan wrote: LOL Armor All.

The Smart Price cleaning products.
Lmao :lol: :lol: awfull stuff but i guess its what ever you like :)
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meguiars do some that aint too bad
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I've used Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber Cleaner, worked well on my dirt engrained plastic interoir panels now like new.
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YoungDan wrote: LOL Armor All.

The Smart Price cleaning products.
hahaha what a joke. That stuff is oil based and on dusty roads that I travel on that shit attracts dust but thats in me big 18tonne truck
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Just back from holidays and looked at my dash today and its a mild green colour :oops:
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Get yourself down to Tescos...Get some Daisy All Purpose Cleaner form the household aisle. Diluted in a spray bottle 1 part Daisy to 4 parts water. Hey presto, a great plastic and runbber cleaner. All for about 75p a litre.
For dressing i use Aoutosmart non-silicon Highstyle, but ant Autoglym or Meguairs dressing is just as good.

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