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Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by JohnnyF355, Mar 18, 2007.

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  1. JohnnyF355

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    #1 JohnnyF355, Mar 18, 2007
    As with many other 355's my plastic is all sticky, i've been scraping the gummy stuff off with my fingernails for hours and the plastic is ok underneath but it takes SO long this way, there must be a better way? does anyone of any ideas how to quickly remove the sticky stuff and recondition my interior plastic?

    thanks
     
  2. PAP 348

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    #2 PAP 348, Mar 18, 2007
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    #3 ernie, Mar 18, 2007
    LOL!!!!

    Pap you big goof.
     
  4. F355Bvc

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    #4 F355Bvc, Mar 18, 2007
    EASY OFF Oven Cleaner, blue can, Fume Free!!!!!
     
  5. JohnnyF355

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    #5 JohnnyF355, Mar 18, 2007
    Thanks I will try some of your suggestions, so far i have tried, on the steering console and door handles sanding cleaning with gas and painting, came out very well. part of the center consoles and switches i have tried boiling in water scraping and cleaning with meguiar's rich leather foam witch has worked quite well. but still looking for something better, thanks for the ideas, i'll take pics if anyones interested
     
  6. PAP 348

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    #6 PAP 348, Mar 18, 2007
    :D
     
  7. UConn Husky

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    #7 UConn Husky, Mar 18, 2007
    This is THE answer :)

    Second step is up to you, personally I didn't think the plastic underneath looked so great. I repainted with a spray on plasti-coat. Looks absolutely perfect!
     
  8. JohnnyF355

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    #8 JohnnyF355, Mar 19, 2007
    Where do they sell the "plasti-coat" spray? thanks for the sugesstions
     
  9. mgtr1990

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    #9 mgtr1990, Mar 19, 2007
    Agree its the best for the job that I used on mine.
     

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