okay guys. i know some other people out there have white plastics and i'm sure you have found out that it is a pain to keep clean and looking good. well i think i just hit the spot! here is how to make your white plastics look like new! All you need is 409 or another household cleaner with a small amount of bleach in it, and mr. clean magic erasers(i find extra strength work the best)
first of all get rid of all loose mud or dirt. i pressure wash mine but some people say not to do that so use ur method of choice.
next go one fender at a time and follow this order:
1. drie excess water off fender
2. spray 409 onto a paper towel
3. wipe 409 over entire fender trying to remove any dirt
4. spray off excess 409 with a hose
5. dry water off the fender
6. follow directions for preparing magic eraser and scrub the fender. don't be afraid to use some elbow grease for the tricky spots. scrub until the fender is white. this will take off that yellowish tint you can get on white plastic.
7. spray the unknown magic chemicals off of your fender and dry
8. Enjoy your white plastics that are white again!
P.S. this works good if you remove a sticker and you have the spot on your plastic that is cleaner than everywhere else
first of all get rid of all loose mud or dirt. i pressure wash mine but some people say not to do that so use ur method of choice.
next go one fender at a time and follow this order:
1. drie excess water off fender
2. spray 409 onto a paper towel
3. wipe 409 over entire fender trying to remove any dirt
4. spray off excess 409 with a hose
5. dry water off the fender
6. follow directions for preparing magic eraser and scrub the fender. don't be afraid to use some elbow grease for the tricky spots. scrub until the fender is white. this will take off that yellowish tint you can get on white plastic.
7. spray the unknown magic chemicals off of your fender and dry
8. Enjoy your white plastics that are white again!
P.S. this works good if you remove a sticker and you have the spot on your plastic that is cleaner than everywhere else