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LowRider · 12-18-2006, 11:00 AM

Sorry man about your car but your son was just marking what would be his one day. All and that MR.Clean really does work good on anything, like black tar marks on your paint from the road it brings that off all and shoes a new pair of shoes that you just bought if they have scraps on them that eraser will bring the marks right off. And they are good at cleaning rims too. All and the best polish I found for Aluminium wheels that will bring them out looking like chrome if not better is PDQ metal polish by Alco, and It brings out crome very very shiny. I know I work at a tractor-n-trailor shop and my boss has 2 show trucks I clean once in a whilebefore he takes them to a show. And all of theses show trucks that I know uses this PDQ polish, And you know if they do that to 18 wheeler wheels they will defently do that to car wheels, beileve me I know I use it on my S-10 and my Camaro wheels and also their tips. It makes them shine like a dimond.

*TAG UR IT* · 12-19-2006, 01:00 AM

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Originally Posted by LowRider

Sorry man about your car but your son was just marking what would be his one day. All and that MR.Clean really does work good on anything, like black tar marks on your paint from the road it brings that off all and shoes a new pair of shoes that you just bought if they have scraps on them that eraser will bring the marks right off. And they are good at cleaning rims too. All and the best polish I found for Aluminium wheels that will bring them out looking like chrome if not better is PDQ metal polish by Alco, and It brings out crome very very shiny. I know I work at a tractor-n-trailor shop and my boss has 2 show trucks I clean once in a whilebefore he takes them to a show. And all of theses show trucks that I know uses this PDQ polish, And you know if they do that to 18 wheeler wheels they will defently do that to car wheels, beileve me I know I use it on my S-10 and my Camaro wheels and also their tips. It makes them shine like a dimond.

I was going to take pictures of it so I could show ya'll and keep them to show Dylan when he got older...."see what you did to the SS???...haha." But, at the time, I was just freaking trying to get it all off before it really set in there. Mr Eraser is truly some amazing stuff. If anyone on here has never tried it before, give it a shot. It'll remove just about anything.

zebra · 05-05-2013, 02:02 AM

good writeup - i'll have to keep this one in my pocket for when we have kids

Mr Twisty · 05-05-2013, 08:17 AM

I didn't look at the date on the first post, thought, "that's not Tag, he don't write like that." Then the comment about the 2 year old, (he had another kid and didn't tell anyone?)

Then I FINALLY look at the date.... and WHO necro'd the thread.

All is right in the world again

The Stig · 05-05-2013, 08:36 AM

Moved to the cosmetic maintenance subforum

Jeffm · 05-05-2013, 12:53 PM

lol

*TAG UR IT* · 05-09-2013, 11:32 PM

Wow...no kidding this is an old thread!

And...another tip? If you kid ever gets his silly puddy in the fabric inside the car, use rubbing alcohol to get it out.

It works!

Chevy Fanatic · 05-10-2013, 05:47 PM

I have used the Mr. Clean eraser to remove the blue dye from jean transfer on light tan leather seats because nothing else I tried removed all of it. I have tried Adams leather cleaner, Zaino leather cleaner, as well as Lexol leather cleaner. All of these would remove most of the dye, then I finish up the stubborn areas with the magic eraser

AmericanMuscleCars · 05-10-2013, 06:47 PM

Look up AMMONYC on YouTube and he has a video about pen and stuf in the interior check it out!

05-05-2013, 02:02 AM	#31
zebra just can't seem to leave Drives: your mom wild!! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: cold & windy Posts: 10,625 View My Garage	good writeup - i'll have to keep this one in my pocket for when we have kids __________________ Eve ('00 FRC): hot-air intake Rowan ('09 H3): 5spd mom-mobile Penny ('99 Sierra): 5.3 / HD 5spd... gone but not forgotten Samson ('18 HD): compounded 408

05-05-2013, 08:17 AM	#32
Mr Twisty Drives: the 2nd amendment home Join Date: May 2008 Location: OK Posts: 14,707	I didn't look at the date on the first post, thought, "that's not Tag, he don't write like that." Then the comment about the 2 year old, (he had another kid and didn't tell anyone?) Then I FINALLY look at the date.... and WHO necro'd the thread. All is right in the world again __________________ "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- Benjamin Franklin

05-05-2013, 08:36 AM	#33
The Stig knows 2 facts about ducks Drives: ...and they're both wrong Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: The HMS Invincible Posts: 25,072 View My Garage	Moved to the cosmetic maintenance subforum __________________

05-05-2013, 12:53 PM	#34
Jeffm ICANHAZ Drives: 2013 CRT 1SS/RS Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Skiatook, Ok Posts: 983 View My Garage	lol __________________ http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=254430 Build Thread

05-10-2013, 05:47 PM	#36
Chevy Fanatic Drives: 2011 2SS/RS IOM/PEARL STRIPES-6M Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: DFW Posts: 151	I have used the Mr. Clean eraser to remove the blue dye from jean transfer on light tan leather seats because nothing else I tried removed all of it. I have tried Adams leather cleaner, Zaino leather cleaner, as well as Lexol leather cleaner. All of these would remove most of the dye, then I finish up the stubborn areas with the magic eraser __________________ Whipple S/C, 3.750 pulley, JRE rough idle blower cam kit, Trunion upgrade, C5R timing chain, LS2 chain dampner, Melling 10296, Dynatech 1 7/8 LT headers, OR pipes, Dual valve RX catch can, ID 850 Injectors, LPE Dual fuel pump, CAI with Apex scoop, VMax ported T/B, ADM Tune 675 RWHP 560 TQ

12-18-2006, 11:00 AM	#29
LowRider LowRider Drives: 1992 Camaro Z28 & 1996 S-10 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: WV Posts: 390	Sorry man about your car but your son was just marking what would be his one day. All and that MR.Clean really does work good on anything, like black tar marks on your paint from the road it brings that off all and shoes a new pair of shoes that you just bought if they have scraps on them that eraser will bring the marks right off. And they are good at cleaning rims too. All and the best polish I found for Aluminium wheels that will bring them out looking like chrome if not better is PDQ metal polish by Alco, and It brings out crome very very shiny. I know I work at a tractor-n-trailor shop and my boss has 2 show trucks I clean once in a whilebefore he takes them to a show. And all of theses show trucks that I know uses this PDQ polish, And you know if they do that to 18 wheeler wheels they will defently do that to car wheels, beileve me I know I use it on my S-10 and my Camaro wheels and also their tips. It makes them shine like a dimond.

05-09-2013, 11:32 PM	#35
TAG UR IT www.Camaro5store.com Drives: 2014 ZL1 #705 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: SA, Texas Posts: 26,558 View My Garage	Wow...no kidding this is an old thread! And...another tip? If you kid ever gets his silly puddy in the fabric inside the car, use rubbing alcohol to get it out. It works!

05-10-2013, 06:47 PM	#37
AmericanMuscleCars Teenage Dream Camaro Drives: A Visually Stunning Camaro Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Florida Posts: 1,722	Look up AMMONYC on YouTube and he has a video about pen and stuf in the interior check it out!