I'm about set to take my car apart tomorrow and clean each of the plastic interior pieces in the back.

Any reccomendations as to what to use and how to go about this procedure, i wanna make sure i do it right and it's not a waste of my time. Thanks.

 

might sound odd.....BUT!!!!!
try Lysol Bathroom Tub and Tile Cleaner...
the FOAM spray..not the squirt bottle
and as a bonus.....the car smells cleaner
This has been edited due to my failure to recall the exact name...FIXED
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Duffster (age 31)
BEAT DOWN HARD 88' Camaro Sport Coupe,
1978 Caprice Classic 305 motor havin'(WITH NO COMPUTER),84' 700R4 Tranny usin', 84' Z-28 Nose clip wearin',
84' Z-28 Hood covered,
AND THE TIRES:
245/60-16 Firehawk SS20 on Firbird rim(1-passenger rear),
235/55-15 BF Goodrich's on CompTA's on Z28 rims(2-on front),
235/60-16 Pirelli P600 w/a curb check or 3 also on Firebird rim(1-drivers rear),
REAR HATCH MASTER OF ALL!!!
Duffster_Camaro@HOTMAIL.COM
Owner of the Camaro 0 out of 10 Third-genners approve of, no longer part of the non-existent Iowa crew.

[This message has been edited by Duffster (edited October 01, 2000).]

 

Nothing beats good ol soap and water with a brush.

We do cars all year (buy and sell) and I've seen some real bad voodoo come off with just soap and water.

You would be amazed.

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ASE Mechanic/Machinist/Smog Tech

1999 NBM Trans Am
1986 Chevy 3/4 ton pick up
1981 corvette
1995 Kawi ZX6R

GO #3

 

I wouldnt use dish soap.if you must use soap use a mild car soap.plus there are many products around for this,1 grand all purpose shampoo,p21s total auto wash,are some.when youre putting everything back together,get some of those self stick pads for furniture and cut them to fit behind plastic to fill space.also when plastic meets plastic use a tiny bead of clear silicone on edges.let it dry before you put it together so it comes apart later.this will help big time with rattles.use on inner edges so its not visible when assembled

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~mike~
1 superclean 86IROC-Z