Shoe scuff mark
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Shoe scuff mark
I scuffed the toe of my rubber soled shoe on the map pocket door when stepping out of my RL. You'd think this would be a simple thing to remove, but I've tried the basic cleaning strategies and the scuff doesn't seem to go away. Any ideas as to a particular cleaning product or strategy that will remove the scuff mark? It's just a surface mark and should be removeable.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by cwdonahue
I scuffed the toe of my rubber soled shoe on the map pocket door when stepping out of my RL. You'd think this would be a simple thing to remove, but I've tried the basic cleaning strategies and the scuff doesn't seem to go away. Any ideas as to a particular cleaning product or strategy that will remove the scuff mark? It's just a surface mark and should be removeable.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Leather cleaner works for me.
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This is your lucky day my friend, I have a camel interior and it seems anyone who gets into my car drags their feet when getting out. The answer is called the Magic Eraser by Mr. Clean. You can get them at K-mart or Walmart. They are white on the bottom and blue on the top. You slightly wet the white surface and just wipe them across the scuff mark and whola, its gone. They will not harm the plastic, but it does have the friction to pull off the mark. But there is no need to scrub, they do all the work. I have been using them to remove scuff marks on my TL map pockets and lower interior door pieces for over a year now.
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Originally Posted by JERU
The answer is called the Magic Eraser by Mr. Clean. You can get them at K-mart or Walmart.
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Mr. Clean doesn't do the job!
OK. I tried Mr. Clean and he didn't cut the mustard on this one. The scuff looks more like I scraped some thin plastic coating off of the map pocket. I'm wondering if I need to go in a different direction and try some low lustre armor-all type product to treat this. I'd like to find something that has a flat finish that matches the ret of the plastic bits in the interior. Any thoughts out there?
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Originally Posted by cwdonahue
OK. I tried Mr. Clean and he didn't cut the mustard on this one. The scuff looks more like I scraped some thin plastic coating off of the map pocket. I'm wondering if I need to go in a different direction and try some low lustre armor-all type product to treat this. I'd like to find something that has a flat finish that matches the ret of the plastic bits in the interior. Any thoughts out there?
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I also have scuff marks on the seat pockets of my TSX. I use just a wet towel but it reappears and rub it really hard...
I think next time I will choose a beige interior color to make the marks less noticeable.
I think next time I will choose a beige interior color to make the marks less noticeable.
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Originally Posted by cwdonahue
OK. I tried Mr. Clean and he didn't cut the mustard on this one. The scuff looks more like I scraped some thin plastic coating off of the map pocket. I'm wondering if I need to go in a different direction and try some low lustre armor-all type product to treat this. I'd like to find something that has a flat finish that matches the ret of the plastic bits in the interior. Any thoughts out there?
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