haze after using mr.clean magic eraser?

dpe_g35 · 11-07-09, 10:29

hey,
today i used the mr.clean magic eraser to take out some scuffs from my interior, and it left a cloudy haze after, what can i use to remove the haze?

thanks

WaxManRonnie · 11-08-09, 04:31

Be more specific. What part of the interior?

Accumulator · 11-08-09, 08:13

Gee, hope the magic eraser didn't cause permanent abrasion-type damage. Gotta be careful with those things....

Mikeyc · 11-08-09, 09:58

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Originally Posted by Accumulator

Gee, hope the magic eraser didn't cause permanent abrasion-type damage. Gotta be careful with those things....

Those magic erasers are pretty abrasive and a lot of people don't realize just how abrasive they are. This is why on the box it says not to use them on painted surfaces. Personally, I stopped using them when I realized how abrasive they were.

bogi094 · 11-08-09, 10:32

yea, def. be careful with them, i searched up online and found the answer to what its made from- i forget whats its called but it has the abrasion of light sand paper- so it can cause some serious permanent damage!

SuperBee364 · 11-08-09, 11:55

They're made from melamine foam. Indespensable cleaning tool, but the usual caveats apply.

dpe_g35 · 11-08-09, 12:46

its on vinyl

MichaelSpoots · 11-08-09, 01:43

Pics please?

"Haze"...could you be referring to the potential situation where you basically sanded down/away the vinyl's texture permanently?
Or perhaps you are describing a situation where the eraser left residue? In which case, a general APC diluted 10:1 will suffice to remove it...