[pattymelt3605]

What is the best at cleaning all the plastic interior pieces? I was thinking about Simple Green, any opinions?

 

[ShawnQ]

are you cleaning them to repaint them or just cleaning them?

If just cleaning them, I would think simple green would be good...but dilute it. I'd probably do a 50/50 or more solution with water, that stuff is strong!

Shawn

 

[pattymelt3605]

Well, I am going to clean them up, and if they are still bad after that I am going to paint em.

 

[ShawnQ]

Just to be safe, I would try a 70% water/30% Simple Green first, clean them up.

If you decide then to dye/paint them, there are certain prep solvents used to 'soften' the plastic so that the color will absorb.

Shawn

 

[Bluecoupe]

If you plan on painting them I would use
SEM-Plasic Prep
It cleans them up real good gets all the dirt out that way the paint will stick and wont flake off.

 

[pattymelt3605]

How about just gereral cleaning? They are real dirty...

 

[Bluecoupe]

For regula cleaning I usually use 50/50 Simple Green

 

[AbecX]

I used water and some other 'stuff'
http://www.dfwstangs.net/vb222/showthread.php?s=&threadid=54093

 

[moonmage2018]

What is the best at cleaning all the plastic interior pieces? I was thinking about Simple Green, any opinions?

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