How do i get rid of this scuff

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Wayneezy

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We have a buick in right now going in our used row. It has this scuff in the seat. How would you get rid of this ?
 
I just realized this picture is upside down. It is the bottom of a seat. lol
 
Try a Magic Eraser and your favorite interior cleaner, elbow grease. I like Meguiar's M40, it can clean and protect (#39 is the cleaner).
 
Light Comet on a damp to moist white rag.....I mean very light. Rub in the direction of the scuff. Use a bit of interior cleaner if needed. Rub till the scuff is gone. Dont rub till the color comes off!!! This is another fix that takes knowledge experience and feel for the surface. Some of these side panels are SOLID in color. They are molded the panel color. When that is the case you virtually cannot do any damage. If the color comes off on the rag STOP or rub lighter. Based on memory that PANEL IS SOLID COLOR. Do a test spot in an area you cant see. Paintxpert.
 
My way is the way to do it WITHOUT BUYING anything. You see you dont survive by buying something every time you have a SMALL problem. That seat rub is a VERY SMALL issue that can be corrected in no time at all. Remember, if it is plastic to redress with your favorite interior dressing. Every interior detail MUST be descuffed if possible. All rubpoints by the legs must be made to look new. Ill have to buy a magic eraser, I am certain that works too. I just dont have one.
 
An all purpose cleaner with a stiff brush should do the trick. Heard the magic eraser with an APC works well too.
 
Let your interior cleaner sit on the marks for 30 seconds then just wipe off with microfiber towle
 
scrubs147 said:
GOJO Hand Cleaner
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:iagree: any type of orange pumice type hand cleaner works really well. I use fast orange. Some guys use steel wool with apc and very light pressure. I've used magic erasers as well. Hand cleaner works awesome though!
 
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