Sprayliner cleaner?

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Anyone out there know of a safe, effective spray on liner cleaner? Would like to keep it as new looking as possible. Someone said NOT to use things like Armour All, it will damage it. Is this true?

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Teacher... Go over to Costco and get yourself a gallon of Simple Green and your set... #ad
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Rhino liners companies have a product to keep the shine on the coating.

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Simple Green is the way to go #ad

 

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I used simple green for a couple years, works great. Then I found Castrol Super Clean, I think it works better on road film or grease and oil in the bed. Got mine at Wal-mart. I use it on everything that is washable.

 

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Originally posted by Bob-TEXAS:
I used simple green for a couple years, works great. Then I found Castrol Super Clean, I think it works better on road film or grease and oil in the bed. Got mine at Wal-mart. I use it on everything that is washable.

Thanks, guys! Looks like Simple Green is in the majority. Do you use it full-strength? Spray it on, then rinse, or scrub? The Castrol Super Clean sounds like it would be a good bet. I'm mainly concerned about 2 things: keeping the shine, and NOT HARMING the poly... material that makes up the liner.
Jim

 

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Teacher. . All the above. . depends on the type of dirt/filth. . try dilution by label and go up if it wasn't strong enough... straight is a waste of product most of the time as diluted will do the same job. . your call

[This message has been edited by willyslover (edited 07-22-2000). ]