How do I get rid of these darker spots??
11-09-13, 09:45 AM
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How do I get rid of these darker spots??
Hey guys, I've got an issue I'm not sure about. I bought the car about a month ago and did a cleaning with Einszett Premium to clear off the shiny stuff the dealer put on. The spots were there before but I thought they were caused by the shiny stuff. What do I need to do/use to get rid of them since the Einszett didn't work? I don't think it's some sort of drink/food related contamination, maybe something oil based. It's on the dash and passenger doors too
11-11-13, 07:18 AM
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Einszett Cockpit Premium is not a "true" cleaner that would remove the shiny dressing applied by the dealerships. Cockpit Premium is typically used to lightly clean the surfaces from dust/dirt build up and then leave a layer of UV protection on the surface.
If you want to truly remove the existing dealership crud from all of your plastic/vinyl (and probably leather) surfaces, you will need to use an all purpose cleaner like Meguiar's All Purpose Cleaner D101 (<- amazing value, and great product!) or Optimum Power Clean.
To clean the trim, dilute the cleaner in a separate spray bottle as recommended per the instructions on the bottle. Spray the cleaner onto the surface, and agitate with a brush like this one. Once the area has been cleaned, remove the all purpose cleaner with a clean, damp microfiber towel. Repeat as needed until everything has been cleaned. Then, follow up with Cockpit Premium to provide UV protection.
If you want to truly remove the existing dealership crud from all of your plastic/vinyl (and probably leather) surfaces, you will need to use an all purpose cleaner like Meguiar's All Purpose Cleaner D101 (<- amazing value, and great product!) or Optimum Power Clean.
To clean the trim, dilute the cleaner in a separate spray bottle as recommended per the instructions on the bottle. Spray the cleaner onto the surface, and agitate with a brush like this one. Once the area has been cleaned, remove the all purpose cleaner with a clean, damp microfiber towel. Repeat as needed until everything has been cleaned. Then, follow up with Cockpit Premium to provide UV protection.
11-11-13, 08:00 AM
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Einszett Cockpit Premium is not a "true" cleaner that would remove the shiny dressing applied by the dealerships. Cockpit Premium is typically used to lightly clean the surfaces from dust/dirt build up and then leave a layer of UV protection on the surface.
If you want to truly remove the existing dealership crud from all of your plastic/vinyl (and probably leather) surfaces, you will need to use an all purpose cleaner like Meguiar's All Purpose Cleaner D101 (<- amazing value, and great product!) or Optimum Power Clean.
To clean the trim, dilute the cleaner in a separate spray bottle as recommended per the instructions on the bottle. Spray the cleaner onto the surface, and agitate with a brush like this one. Once the area has been cleaned, remove the all purpose cleaner with a clean, damp microfiber towel. Repeat as needed until everything has been cleaned. Then, follow up with Cockpit Premium to provide UV protection.
If you want to truly remove the existing dealership crud from all of your plastic/vinyl (and probably leather) surfaces, you will need to use an all purpose cleaner like Meguiar's All Purpose Cleaner D101 (<- amazing value, and great product!) or Optimum Power Clean.
To clean the trim, dilute the cleaner in a separate spray bottle as recommended per the instructions on the bottle. Spray the cleaner onto the surface, and agitate with a brush like this one. Once the area has been cleaned, remove the all purpose cleaner with a clean, damp microfiber towel. Repeat as needed until everything has been cleaned. Then, follow up with Cockpit Premium to provide UV protection.
11-11-13, 08:39 AM
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-Perfect for carpet, upholstery, vinyl and leather surfaces
-Concentrated formula works effectively at a 10:1 dilution ratio
-Agitate stubborn stains with a medium bristled brush for maximum results
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-Dilute and dispense using a 22 oz trigger spray bottle
For general interior cleanings it is recommend you dilute it down 10:1 (water:cleaner), but a dilution of (4:1) may be used for more stubborn stains or buildup.
This product can also be used on wheels, tires, engine, and exterior components. I always keep it in stock
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Directions
DILUTION: Heavy Strength 4:1 Medium Strength 10:1
DIRECTIONS: Test a small, inconspicuous area for colorfastness prior to use. Apply properly diluted product to surface. If necessary, agitate with a soft brush or clean terry cloth towel. Using a fresh towel, absorb the excess product until surface is dry to the touch. For continuous use, mix concentrate and water in a bucket. Using a brush or towel, scoop out foam and clean desired area.
PROFESSIONAL TIPS: To quickly clean floor mats, spray properly diluted product over entire mat, agitate heavily soiled areas with a brush, rinse with high pressure stream of water, vacuum excess with a wet/dry vacuum and hang dry. Use a foaming sprayer tip and Meguiar's All Purpose Cleaner to clean hard to reach areas such as door jambs. Rinse thoroughly with water.
DILUTION: Heavy Strength 4:1 Medium Strength 10:1
DIRECTIONS: Test a small, inconspicuous area for colorfastness prior to use. Apply properly diluted product to surface. If necessary, agitate with a soft brush or clean terry cloth towel. Using a fresh towel, absorb the excess product until surface is dry to the touch. For continuous use, mix concentrate and water in a bucket. Using a brush or towel, scoop out foam and clean desired area.
PROFESSIONAL TIPS: To quickly clean floor mats, spray properly diluted product over entire mat, agitate heavily soiled areas with a brush, rinse with high pressure stream of water, vacuum excess with a wet/dry vacuum and hang dry. Use a foaming sprayer tip and Meguiar's All Purpose Cleaner to clean hard to reach areas such as door jambs. Rinse thoroughly with water.
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