Cleaning interior plastic pieces

[5speedz34]

I recently bought a 95-96 style console cover from supreme_style21, the thing is was badly in need a cleaning. So I took it apart. I cleaned it using a microfiber towel, with some soap and warm water. The majority of it got cleaned, but I still have alot of "stains" in the plastic, that refuse to come out. I used simple green at full strength also, and it seemed to help but not very much.

 

Any suggestions? My camera is broke right now so I really have no way of showing how it looks now. But these are the before:

 

 

^ The stains in there are really not coming out, its like dirt or something.

 

[ManicMechanic]

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser?

 

Dat's da shit...

 

And maybe soak the cupholder side in the sink filled with water and dish soap overnight...

[slick]

Alcohol swaps worked pretty good for my Bonne console.

[Scottster]

It sounds like the part is pretty clean, having been hit with simple green and soap and water...If you hit is with some dressing (armorall or something), if would hide alot of those stains.

[Euro]

I forgot to mention this to you Tony on AIM, but did you try using a brush with the simple green at all? That might help instead of just a rag.

[logikf1ve]

I'd really recommend a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.

[RYS]

lexol vinylex

[5speedz34]

Alright thanks, guys I'll try this in the next couple days!

[ns87]

Tuff Stuff!

[GutlessSupreme]

I'd really recommend a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.

 

x3, but it is a mild abrasive so it might remove some texture if you use it too hard or put fine scratches in clear plastic.

[SigEpCutlass]

Try the Armor All Cleaner wipes. They work well when I use them to get all the grime out of the plastic kick panels and the coffee stains off the console in Eileen's Mazda6. If not, I'd try the Magic Eraser like others have said.

[per0781]

toothbrush and a 50/50 mix of water/simple green works for me.