It works great for your interior! It got off all scuff marks and cleaned the leather wonderfuly. The center console arm rest was almost black from the previous owners oily arms, lol...i thought i had to get a new one but i used the magic eraser thing on it and now it looks brand new...it also fixed all the black marks on the doors, glove compartment, and the plastic parts on the bottom of the door frame...

try it

 

Before you try it .. us it on a non conspicuous place.. there have been postings where it has taken the finish off.

 

I use it in my interior sparingly as well. For lether, if you rub hard enough you could take off the top layer of protective finish. I rubbed too hard on one of my quartz plastic door handles and it made the finish shiny. Just be very light and you won't do too much damage I learned the hard way, but it's not a noticeable part. You don't want to replace leather though.. $$$$.

PS: never use this stuff on the exterior. It will easily eat away your clear coat.

 

Old post here...I need to know if it will take off those scuff marks at the door bottom (on RDX & TL) from shoes. It's very noticeable on the passenger door bottom and drivers threshold/sill plate.
I would not use this on leather.

EDiT: I've never owned a car that scuffed this easy. One could make a visible mark with a finger nail on both Acuras'

 

Ya man...they certainly will!! I used it for that many times. It can kinda rub off the finish, but the door way things dont even really have any kind of finish, so go to town! You will be stoked on your new clean door-ways!

 

I've heard this stuff can get rid of paint transfer too? I've got a scratch on my bumper that's look close to invisible if I can get rid of the white paint transfer. Will Magic Eraser work better than a paint cleaner?