SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Interior => Topic started by: shallow running on May 21, 2009, 06:32:09 PM
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wtf will take out leaf stains!!!!!!! wifes uncle has a couple leaf stains on his interior, tried everthing to get them out to no avail..... any suggestions
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Try Magic Erasers by Mr. Clean. Takes the stink off shit ;D
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Simple Green and fine steel wool. Works on everything that I needed to get out.
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Muriatic acid and a 4" angle grinder.
No, really, don't try that, just kidding.
Ray
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Try Magic Erasers by Mr. Clean. Takes the stink off shit ;D
Yeah, but will it get the "Brown Out"? ;D
The trick I have heard of is to put a sliced potato on it for a time, I know it works on rust, but no idea why. I had a customers boat come in that had an old rusty chain sitting on the rear jumpseat all winter, rusted the white vinyl to a nice orange, we tried the sliced potato on it sliced surface down and it was all but invisible in two days..
No clue what it did...(Thanks grandma!) ;)
GT
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ok guys i went out and got majic erasers cleaned my interior very well, took out the dirt in the material texture ;D tried everything in the past nothing worked. have a couple of oil spots on the bench seat that it didnt take out tho. gonna try the potato thing see how it does :screwy: thanx for all the sugjestions.
ps. simple green and majic erasers is the chit.......
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Never tried Magic Eraser stuff, but I use Bleche White, which is avaliable at any auto parts store, it's made for cleaning white walls on tires, but does a damn good job removing any stains from vinyl. its semi caustic, wear gloves and dont breathe the stuff tho.
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Use soft scrub. I use the stuff with lemon. Works great and doesnt harm the material. Use it with a scrub brush. DO NOT USE BLEACH WHITE that stuff is to harsh and will eventually break down the material. I have gotten the worst stains out with soft scrub.