How clean the area where you rest your left arm.

[migraineman]

I have a grey vinyl interior and the armrest on the door is always getting dirty. Nothing would get it clean until I used Castrol Super Clean. That stuff cleans almost everything. I even use it on greasy laundry ( I do tree work). Get it at Wal-Mart in the auto dept for $5 a gallon of concentrate. It works better than Simple Green or anything else I've tried.

 

[fest3er]

Originally posted by migraineman

I have a grey vinyl interior and the armrest on the door is always getting dirty. Nothing would get it clean until I used Castrol Super Clean. That stuff cleans almost everything. I even use it on greasy laundry ( I do tree work). Get it at Wal-Mart in the auto dept for $5 a gallon of concentrate. It works better than Simple Green or anything else I've tried.

Geez. I just bathe regularly. It's a whole lot cheaper and the whole interior stays cleaner.



I kill me!



I've found a cleaner called 'Tuff Stuff' cleans vinyl very well. I use it to clean the interior, including the leather. Of course, I then apply plenty of Lexol conditioner to the leather.



Fest3er

 

[Deezul1]

Simple Green has worked well for me also household cleaners like 409 etc.

 

[SteveH]

I agree with Fest3er,

A good dose of soap and water about 3 times a week should do it.

The Amsoil leather cleaner and a toothbrush is what I use. Then apply the leather protector to the leather. Use ArmorAll for the side plastic parts.

Steve H.

 

[Joe G.]

I use Goop handcleaner for almost any stubborn stain. It even cleaned up old coffee stains on the carpet from the stock cup spiller.

 

[Okie-Go]

Mine isen't too dirty yet. I have an armpad I bought at a truckstop that slides betwwen the glass and flap thingy. I am afraid to use it cause I don't want to mess up the tint on the window. I guess if we keep both hands on the wheel we wouldn't have to worry about it.

 

[Wade Hogg]

Be careful with the Castrol Super clean. it comes in a concentrate and a diluted form. The concentrate with eat paint and dull alluminum in no time. We used it to clean the shocks and springs for a show and it ate the paint right off the shocks.



A small soft brush helps also.