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    Hoping for a sunny day rtbrick's Avatar
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    Ink on interior vinyl

    One of my kids must have had ink on his hands when I picked him up after school and now I have that ink on the interior vinyl door grab on the passenger side. I tried Megs APC+ 1:4 and it did not do much. Does anyone have a recommendations for ink removal on vinyl? The vinyl is slightly textured.
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    I would try Oxi Clean. That stuff is awesome!

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    Hey RB,

    What did you use to work the APC?? Did you use a towel, Microfiber, brush?

    Not sure what kind of ink it is but I had a kid car last week, where one of the kids used the center armrest as his drawing board. The armrest was slightly textured and the kid used a black ink pen and scribbled over the entire thing.

    I used steel wool (the mild grade) with 4 Star White Lightening to remove the ink stains. I use steel wool on all the textured surfaces to clean without damage to the texture and it usually works.

    Good luck and let us know what happens...
    Ringo

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    rtbrick,
    Try Goof off, buy at home depot, . Test in small area for colorfastness (is that a word). works awesome on ink!

    Ringo,
    I use the scotts white brillo pad for cleaning textured vinyl or plastic. I used to use steel wool but it doesn`t last long. The white brillo`s are not as abrasive as the green ones. You can find them at your local grocery.
    I`ve been busy but I`ll try to make some time.

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    I know this might sound cheesy, but I have worked wonders with 409. It works great on vinyl steering wheels and gear shifts.
    I still don`t believe in grit guards.

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    Hairspray! The alcohol in it acts as a solvent on ink.
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    Hairspray works great on getting ink out of carpet too. Buy the cheapest stuff - like aquanet.

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    hairspray works good on red wine in carpets too...and on curtains...

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    scottabi - What kind of car do you have that has curtains?:LOLOL

 

 

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