Radio cleaning
Radio cleaning
Can someone please tell me how to clean the stock radio. I mean the am/fm buttons etc. When I clean the car I wipe it down with a damp rag but as of late the white has been looking dirty. Someone help.
Re: Radio cleaning
Originally posted by 2kprlmax
Can someone please tell me how to clean the stock radio. I mean the am/fm buttons etc. When I clean the car I wipe it down with a damp rag but as of late the white has been looking dirty. Someone help.
Can someone please tell me how to clean the stock radio. I mean the am/fm buttons etc. When I clean the car I wipe it down with a damp rag but as of late the white has been looking dirty. Someone help.
This will work...
Be very careful, and try a small spot first, but use Fantastik or 409 on the white lettering. It cuts through everything and should not actually remove the lettering. I've done this before on other things and it works very well. I'm not sure alcohol will cut through dirt.
BTW... what are those things on your front fascia and how did you do it?! It helps to break up the slab look to the front (at least in the photo). Also, does not look tacked on or rigged.
Good Luck!
BTW... what are those things on your front fascia and how did you do it?! It helps to break up the slab look to the front (at least in the photo). Also, does not look tacked on or rigged.
Good Luck!
Re: Radio cleaning
Originally posted by 2kprlmax
Can someone please tell me how to clean the stock radio. I mean the am/fm buttons etc. When I clean the car I wipe it down with a damp rag but as of late the white has been looking dirty. Someone help.
Can someone please tell me how to clean the stock radio. I mean the am/fm buttons etc. When I clean the car I wipe it down with a damp rag but as of late the white has been looking dirty. Someone help.
Alcohol may be too harsh for the plastic.
Re: This will work...
Originally posted by sammax89
Be very careful, and try a small spot first, but use Fantastik or 409 on the white lettering. It cuts through everything and should not actually remove the lettering. I've done this before on other things and it works very well. I'm not sure alcohol will cut through dirt.
BTW... what are those things on your front fascia and how did you do it?! It helps to break up the slab look to the front (at least in the photo). Also, does not look tacked on or rigged.
Good Luck!
Be very careful, and try a small spot first, but use Fantastik or 409 on the white lettering. It cuts through everything and should not actually remove the lettering. I've done this before on other things and it works very well. I'm not sure alcohol will cut through dirt.
BTW... what are those things on your front fascia and how did you do it?! It helps to break up the slab look to the front (at least in the photo). Also, does not look tacked on or rigged.
Good Luck!
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