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flip2jetta · 08-23-04, 04:03

A few techniques I've heard of and tried worked well with my Jetta. One way is to put on one of those rubber gloves you would use for dishwashing and rub it off with that. Another is to just use a lint brush, not the kind that sticks but the kind that has a velour feel to it, ironic isn't it

I know how much a pain in the *** our interiors are to clean so good luck man.

08-23-04, 04:03	#2 (permalink)
flip2jetta Registered User flip2jetta is offline Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: California Posts: 57	A few techniques I've heard of and tried worked well with my Jetta. One way is to put on one of those rubber gloves you would use for dishwashing and rub it off with that. Another is to just use a lint brush, not the kind that sticks but the kind that has a velour feel to it, ironic isn't it I know how much a pain in the *** our interiors are to clean so good luck man.