[1962ChevyII]

I have a 62 Nova with the original door panels, they are in good shape, but have decades of dirt on them. Since nobody makes replacement door panels for a 62 I want to clean them as best I can. I was thinking about using Meguirar's #39 vinal cleaner. Does anybody have any experience with this product or do you have another idea?

 

[Nova Research]

Try a Mr Clean Magic Eraser with your vinyl cleaner. That thing worked wonders on the arm rest pads and dash pad.

Greg R.

 

[Philip]

Try a Mr Clean Magic Eraser with your vinyl cleaner. That thing worked wonders on the arm rest pads and dash pad.

Greg R.

I have used the eraser and Go-Jo hand cleaner (without pumice) both with good results. Think about the crud the Go-Jo removes from your hands, and vinyl is easier to clean than skin

 

[Real McCoy]

My buddy used a bathroom cleaner on the seats in his boat. They had like mold stains and the bathroom cleaner cleaned them up nice when nothing else would. I would try that if all else failed. Didn't hurt the vinyl covered boat seats. Just a thought. RM

 

[1962ChevyII]

thanks for the suggestions, I'll give them a try. Right now the door panels our out of the car while I'm installing sound deadner and you can tell how dirty they really are. thanks for the ideas.

 

[Jrocket]

Magic Eraser and water or Meguiars vinyl cleaner...but definately the magic eraser!

 

[Colin]

S.e.m.......

 

[tpinovaII]

I've had good results from a product called Tuff Stuff. In my area, you can pick up few cans pretty cheap at the local Dollar General Store.

 

[SparkysSS]

Vinyl Cleaners

I've used ZEP Citrus Orange, and Greased Lightening Orange Blast on Vinyl that had a lot of grease, nicotene film, and some mold on them; using a semi soft scrub brush and wipe towel dry, the stuff works great! And smells good after. You can get either one at Home Depot or Lowe's cheap. They work great for a lot of other stuff in the garage too.