Light Volor Scuff Marks On Black Vinyl Interior

I use it with a microfiber cloth with great results.

Light volor scuff marks on black vinyl interior.

I am using maguire s interior detail spray and it have been doing a great job of getting light scuff marks out of the doors and other interior surfaces. Consider purchasing a professional kit if the scuff is more than just superficial or if you re dealing with scratched vinyl. Its as simple as that. Continue rubbing until you have removed the scuff marks from the vinyl upholstery.

Erase light scuff marks with a pencil eraser rubbing just as you would to erase a mark from a piece of paper. Erase the scuff marks gently until they disappear then brush away the residual eraser dust. Rub a pencil eraser over the scuff marks scrubbing just as you would to remove a pencil mark from a sheet of paper. Wet a cleaning eraser with warm water and scrub the tougher scuffs.

The kit will include a glue to fill in the deep scuff or scratch an activator to dry the glue and a dye that matches your vinyl color. Dampen the sponge with either water or your trim cleaner rub over the offending marks on your cars plastic or vinyl interior door trim until the marks have disappeared wipe a clean damp cloth over the cleaned area to remove any residue and then dry off. Using your favorite floor cleaner and a mop or sponge wipe away lighter scuff marks. Use this method for light scuff marks.

Several basic cleaning techniques using baking soda can help you remove scratches and scuff marks that have temporarily scarred the appearance of your car. Scrub this over the vinyl car dash to remove thicker scuffs that the pencil eraser did not successfully remove. This application works best with a used tennis ball. I too have the black interior in my is350.

Dampen a sponge with cool water. Dampen a cleaning eraser under tap water and squeeze out excess water. Sprinkle baking soda onto the sponge and rub the scuff marks. Scuff marks on the interior of a car can make the vinyl dashboard console and doors look dirty and unkempt.

One trick recommended by merry maids is to cut an x in a tennis ball push the tennis ball onto the end of a broom and buff the scuff with light pressure. Rub the scuff marks with a pencil eraser.