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If it's a simple scuff, water on a towel and a little elbow grease will take it off. I get them in the footwells, and that's all I use. If the plastic is actually damaged, cleaners won't make any difference.
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If it's a simple scuff, water on a towel and a little elbow grease will take it off. I get them in the footwells, and that's all I use. If the plastic is actually damaged, cleaners won't make any difference.
Windex seems to work well for me as well as the post above.
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