tar/adhesive on interior vinyl

[rtbrick]

Got some goo, I think its adhesive or maybe tar (black, sticky, gooey) on some vinyl on the bottom inside of my door. It may have came from the weather striping area of the door. There is some on that surface, too. I tried S&W and APC+ 1:12. Nothing. It just kinda rolls around on itself. What stronger product can I use?

 

[Tassadar]

Is it a painted surface?

 

[rhillstr]

Dissolve a good amount of table salt into warm water and try to remove it with a clean rag. The balling up makes it sound like it's an adhesive that usually comes off with really salty water. Let me know how it goes for you.

 

[rtbrick]

Tass, it's actually the molded plastic step pad on the passenger side door sill.

rh, I'll try the salty water.

 

[Ferrarislave]

try some a stronger dilution of APC+ or do the salt method it works well.

 

[Koop]

Try these in order
Goo gone
wax and silicone remover for paint prep
laquer thinner.

 

[Ferrarislave]

We had someone that used goo gone on there dash and it took off all of the color.

 

[Koop]

Tass, it's actually the molded plastic step pad on the passenger side door sill.

rh, I'll try the salty water.

Won't damage this. Also as always. Everyone here should try a new product in an inconspicuous area that won't be seen.

 

[Poorboy]

Rt ..if the salt water doesn't do it, try your Bold N Bright with a tooth brush...two jobs at once

 

[Tassadar]

Steve, you are hereby forbidden to make any product that cleans well, and shines like crazy afterwards. From now on it has to clean, shine, and uh...welll...uh...um...it just...uh....it has to better

 

[Ferrarislave]

It has to clean shine and repel all scratchs sheet of the smallest drops of water and leave the car clean just like it was before any storm.