cleaning trunk interior

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matryx

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A couple of days ago I pulled my rear seats and trunk carpet. This is what I found. It looks like some type of grease and is very thick. I was wondering what would be the best way to clean this up? Any cleaners I should use so not to damage the paint anymore?

 

jesselyons2002

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Looks like some dry sticky soda. Have you tried 10:1 of a APC ???

 

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jesselyons2002 said:

Looks like some dry sticky soda. Have you tried 10:1 of a APC ???

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Whats that?

 

Reddwarf

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He (or is it she) is referring to an All Purpose Cleaner (APC) diluted 10 parts water to 1 part APC. Simple Green is a common APC that can be found locally. Some really good ones can be purchased at AG like Poorboy's World Bio Degradable APC. or Meguiar's APC

 

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is Simple Green safe on car paint?

 

Jimmie

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matryx said:

is Simple Green safe on car paint?

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The consensus on here was NO, and can be very risky on aluminum wheels.

 

ScottB

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Stoners Tarminator, or Poorboys Bug Squash. Both work on alot of small issues. Might be worth a try ...