stains on inside of doors
#1
stains on inside of doors
When the inside of my door gets wet from rain or soemthing when it dries it leaves a stainmark. I can usually get it out but would like to know if somewhere has found someway to wipe the stains out easier!
#2
To remove the stains, you'll need some mildly soapy warm water and a "nappy" cotton cloth or a microfiber towel. You need something with a little texture or nap to get into the grooves of the door surface. Wash it then wipe it down with plain water to remove any soap residue.
Once it dries, you should put on a dressing like 303 Aerospace Protectant. Whatever you use, don't spray it directly onto the door or other interior pieces. That will leave a blotchy appearance. Spray the dressing onto a cloth and let it soak in for a few seconds then quickly wipe it across the door/dash/etc. If you touch the doors or interior with anything damp or wet, it will leave spots or blotches.
Once it dries, you should put on a dressing like 303 Aerospace Protectant. Whatever you use, don't spray it directly onto the door or other interior pieces. That will leave a blotchy appearance. Spray the dressing onto a cloth and let it soak in for a few seconds then quickly wipe it across the door/dash/etc. If you touch the doors or interior with anything damp or wet, it will leave spots or blotches.
#3
Originally Posted by DavesZ#3
To remove the stains, you'll need some mildly soapy warm water and a "nappy" cotton cloth or a microfiber towel. You need something with a little texture or nap to get into the grooves of the door surface. Wash it then wipe it down with plain water to remove any soap residue.
#7
OMG!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!! I thought I was crazy and it was just my car that looked funny when I saw the doors wide open in the sun. Gonna make a shopping list right now!!!! This forum rocks!!!!!
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#11
Originally Posted by barthelb
I find that the glass cleaners in the aerosol cans that also clean multi purposes work well on the door with a microfiber towel. I have not splotchyness.
+1 Thats what I've been using and I have never had a problem!!!
#13
Originally Posted by paco3131
Where can i get 303 aerospace protectant?
http://www.303products.com/main.php?...retailersearch
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