Remove scuff marks on interior plastics "easy" 

Heck ya. You got any before and afters?

@@majestikautodetailing6163 I might be able to dig up some pics on my desktop PC but don’t know how to post them. After we clean the seats I apply 3M #09023 Marine Vinyl Conditioner and Protector. They are soft and look like new when finished. Very little effort required.

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It fan. I would definitely do a test spot in an inconspicuous area first. And don't rub really hard. Use light pressure

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Yes you can!

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So we run Koch Chemie polstar and p&s express in our shop!

@@majestikautodetailing6163 appreciate the response ,I like the p&s product

Yes it will. But you should always test a spot first. But I've had no trouble with black plastics

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that is a great question. to be honest with you. if they are very light scratches you can buff/polish it out. other than that if they are deep i personally have not messed with them.

@@majestikautodetailing6163 Thank you for the reply. In the video the car looks like a Honda CRV. I have a CRV with a black bumper. I will try the polishing. Appreciate you video

@@personsofinterest2342 It'll work for removing paint transfer. Use some WD40 to spray the area and lightly rub the surface with the magic eraser. Just enough so you are removing the paint from the other car and not yours. Keep repeating the process over and over if it's still on the car. After that, make sure to clean the area with soap and water. Then wax the area where you worked on since the eraser removes the wax protecting the clear coat.

That was an interior cleaner from hyperclean. We now use polstar from koch chemie or p&s express.

Yes it can. Do a test spot first in a none conspicuous spot. Always start with very light pressure!

Ph neutral Interior cleaner. Hyperclean Interior. It's a pretty good interior cleaner. But id say go with Koch Chemie pol star.

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@@majestikautodetailing6163 You're welcome. I appreciate the videos because I have been detailing cars on the side. I am extremely OCD and am looking for ways and products to improve with.

@@majestikautodetailing6163 PolStar means POLSTER and is made for fabric.

Holy cow are they unique or what. I would personally only uses like a steam cleaner and a autofiber scrub ninja!!!. I did a basic interior on one and it just need more of a vacuum and a wipe down. But it had some crazy looking composite plastic if you will. Whatever you do make sure you do a test spot on a inconspicuous area. Di yours have like 3 different color of plastics to?

not so.