I grabbed a few and thought I'd try am on my interior. I've tried cleaning wipes, degreaser and whatnot on my doorpanels to get the grime and stuff off but mostly where the armrest yellows. i gotta tell ya I was thoroughly impressed with what the magic eraser did my armrests aren't worn out n yellow anymore they're just worn out! Well worth it and like everything else you've got to use a little elbow grease but works out perfectly. One thing i did notice however is that after you're done and the panel thoroughly dries sometimes it will leave a white residue but that is easily removed just by wiping over it with a detail wipe of your choice.Just thought I'd share.

Nice. My armrest and center console are getting a little dingy. Ill have to give that a try.

I use them for every cleaning job. They work great for almost everything.

Yea I'm glad i found that out..they have a new heavy duty one i wanna give a try cause one use with these and they're pretty rough.

thanks for the tip. I might use it!

Ryan

They work!


When I bought my Super Duty the center console next to the drivers seat had some grime on it, nothing seemed to take it off. The wife suggested the magic eraser. 10 seconds of work and the console was squeaky clean! Highly recomended.

Yeah, they work really well...

We use them to take off the black streaks on the camper trim.

i'm out of elbow grease, can I borrow yours?

I think Tony, surewhynot, has an entire pallet he bought offline lol.

I've never owned any elbow grease. No wonder I always need the impact gun

Skandocious said:

I've never owned any elbow grease. No wonder I always need the impact gun

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you mean it doesn't spin you like a top when you pull the trigger?

(ok... that was funnier in my head)

Skandocious said:

I've never owned any elbow grease. No wonder I always need the impact gun

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an impact gun might be a little extreme for cleaning an arm rest, but then scrubbing sounds too much like work.

Rooster said:

an impact gun might be a little extreme for cleaning an arm rest, but then scrubbing sounds too much like work.

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Buffer?

Thanks for the tip, JR!!!

Chris you're a lightweight!!!

IMPACT BUFFER! that's genious... i want a cordess one.

There is no such thing as a guy out of elbow grease.

I use magic erasers here at motel for tubs etc but I recently discovered they clean the seat belts in my excursion exceptionally well. So we can chalk up yet another use for the old bald guy.