Side panel exhaust stain

[ROCKERDAN]

Ive never tried magic eraser ...but its not abrasive at all...at least the one Ive used in the house.?

guaranteed stain removal ....brake cleaner used sparingly on soft towel ....(use caution and make no representation on how it will affect long term)

Its a sanding pad.....sure its soft but its designed to SCRUB. Its not a sponge like some people think.

 

[theewarrior]

I've used vim on lots of things, water it down a little rub lightly and rinse good , never hurt anything yet on me. Then rewax

 

[**sj**]

I've used vim on lots of things, water it down a little rub lightly and rinse good , never hurt anything yet on me. Then rewax

seems like its a canada only product?

 

[theewarrior]

seems like its a canada only product?

I could mail you some LOL

 

[Swampfox]

The magic earasers I use are extremely soft. Almost softer than a dishwashing sponge. I have had really good luck with them. SOS pads are a different story. They work. But are really aggressive.

 

[Doc Harley]

I could mail you some LOL

Maybe just show us a video of it working on bottom decal near exhaust. Please include plenty of light. Lol!

Kinda funny......I've investigated older Vipers running around. Same area is dirty brown. Same same for them.

There must be a cure. Other than the obvious. (Replace decal)

 

[**sj**]

The magic earasers I use are extremely soft. Almost softer than a dishwashing sponge. I have had really good luck with them. SOS pads are a different story. They work. But are really aggressive.

thats what I have too....maybe he means the chemical is abrasive???

 

[viper strike]

Ride it. it will just get brown again or replace your plastics with black ones

 

[Shagnos]

Ride it. it will just get brown again or replace your plastics with black ones

Got to clean it! Like underwear with poop stains.......

 

[viper strike]

Got to clean it! Like underwear with poop stains.......

I wipe pretty good. So no stains here.
Sounds like you need a roll.

 

[Shagnos]

I wipe pretty good. So no stains here.
Sounds like you need a roll.

no......black speedos so I'm good....

 

[yamagone]

Magic Eraser before and after. Not perfect but better.

 

[DooZ]

Magic Eraser before and after. Not perfect but better.

Almost acceptable lol

 

[ROCKERDAN]

I have my left side panel inside the house here(after a belt blow) to clean it up....

The plastics are white, rough....so that means solid white all the way thru the plastics, on much of the panel. On top and a few small areas, the white is a painted surface.

I find the painted white surface is a simple wipe down to clean, no issue.

Its the rougher unpainted plastics that tend to draw in the dirt, getting into the crevices when looked at very closely. On these sections the scour type pads or Magic erasers work best for sure. I just did mine with water only and scrubbed it all off....It was mostly belt dirt though. The exhaust is harder.

I would not use a pad on any painted surface, however the graphics seem to be OK with a very mild type pad, but a black graphic will show light scratching from certain pads. White graphics seem to do better to not show.

If you look at many of the gas line anti-freeze, with methyl-alcohol in them ....they work very well on exhaust to wipe it off, so I can only assume some of this in conjunction with a light scour pad would do a really good job on exhaust side.

 

[Doc Harley]

I just wiped down my white panels. Googone makes it effortless. For me, I would use the magic eraser on the tougher stuff. As the M.E. is abrasive.

I am going to try straight gasoline on decal. Just to see. Obviously, it's that very small area right by exhaust. Just didn't think it was going to be this big of a deal. Oh well.....