Home depot has them in their cleaning section as does every grocery store I've shopped at.
anyone try Magi Eraser?
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It comes in two different styles. 1 has a blue and white section.
The white section is for cleaning, you then flip it over to the blue side to absorb the wet stuff left behind from the white side.
I have also seen the product in a thicker, but all white (no blue) version. I think it was use on tires. But this is the product that I found best. Last 3 times longer than the blue/white one. I use a dry cloth to pick up any moisture left from the cleaning.
It really is a good product.
The white section is for cleaning, you then flip it over to the blue side to absorb the wet stuff left behind from the white side.
I have also seen the product in a thicker, but all white (no blue) version. I think it was use on tires. But this is the product that I found best. Last 3 times longer than the blue/white one. I use a dry cloth to pick up any moisture left from the cleaning.
It really is a good product.
blue and white is 3M scotchbrite, all white is Mr. Clean.
The scotchbrite version seems to crumble more than Mr. Clean.
The scotchbrite version seems to crumble more than Mr. Clean.
Menards has them on sale this week.
going to wally tonight - will post if i find it.
Originally Posted By: 97tbird
I think my next project is to try out the Mr Clean Magic Eraser and see what it can do for the faded leather steering wheel and shifter of the Tbird and a few faded spots on the Elantra arm rests...I have to find some 1st...i couldn't see the Magic Eraser "original" on amazon, and I didn't see it walmart either...
I used it on a customer's leather that we thought was beyond hope.....really horrid. A 6 to 1 solution of Woolite & water along with the eraser worked miracles. That 6 parts water to 1 part Woolite.
I think my next project is to try out the Mr Clean Magic Eraser and see what it can do for the faded leather steering wheel and shifter of the Tbird and a few faded spots on the Elantra arm rests...I have to find some 1st...i couldn't see the Magic Eraser "original" on amazon, and I didn't see it walmart either...
I used it on a customer's leather that we thought was beyond hope.....really horrid. A 6 to 1 solution of Woolite & water along with the eraser worked miracles. That 6 parts water to 1 part Woolite.
It acutally REMOVES wax from trim, but don't hit the paint!
dammit - i STILL couldn't find it in Walmart - looked everywhere!
do auto parts stores have this thing?
do auto parts stores have this thing?
did you ask an "associate"?
Although I imagine that customer service might get somewhat better than usual during the Christmas season due to out of work folks such as engineers, managers, etc. working odd jobs. Oh wait, we're talking about Walmart.
Although I imagine that customer service might get somewhat better than usual during the Christmas season due to out of work folks such as engineers, managers, etc. working odd jobs. Oh wait, we're talking about Walmart.
yeah "associate" (could hardly speak english) had no clue - she said she doesn't think they have it - and I told her that the freaking website (for THAT store) shows that they have it...got a blank stare in response.
I was already in a bad mood, so I said thanks, and just got other stuff i wanted and left - will try somewhere else.
I was already in a bad mood, so I said thanks, and just got other stuff i wanted and left - will try somewhere else.
Originally Posted By: 97tbird
dammit - i STILL couldn't find it in Walmart - looked everywhere!
do auto parts stores have this thing?
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Home depot has them in their cleaning section as does every grocery store I've shopped at.
I tried one out on my plastic steering wheel. worked great, got all the grime out of the faux leather texture.
dammit - i STILL couldn't find it in Walmart - looked everywhere!
do auto parts stores have this thing?
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Home depot has them in their cleaning section as does every grocery store I've shopped at.
I tried one out on my plastic steering wheel. worked great, got all the grime out of the faux leather texture.
Originally Posted By: 97tbird
yeah "associate" (could hardly speak english) had no clue - she said she doesn't think they have it - and I told her that the freaking website (for THAT store) shows that they have it...got a blank stare in response.
I was already in a bad mood, so I said thanks, and just got other stuff i wanted and left - will try somewhere else.
Let me know if you cannot find one locally. I probably have a few erasers around the house that I could drop in the mail to you.
yeah "associate" (could hardly speak english) had no clue - she said she doesn't think they have it - and I told her that the freaking website (for THAT store) shows that they have it...got a blank stare in response.
I was already in a bad mood, so I said thanks, and just got other stuff i wanted and left - will try somewhere else.
Let me know if you cannot find one locally. I probably have a few erasers around the house that I could drop in the mail to you.
Thanks Bretfraz, very kind of you.
wifey says she'll look as she's going to go do some shopping soon, at some other stores (and WM, too).
Let's see if she can find it first. I'll update soon.
wifey says she'll look as she's going to go do some shopping soon, at some other stores (and WM, too).
Let's see if she can find it first. I'll update soon.
I tried on black leather that had a scuff, and it didn't do much. Some people get great results with it and but others find it disappointing, considering some before & after photos set high expectations.
finally found it at a different WM.
Will post review and/or pics as soon as I get to use it ...
Will post review and/or pics as soon as I get to use it ...
Originally Posted By: 97tbird
i meant magiC Eraser.
it's amazing what this guy achieved with it; i was wondering if anyone here has tried it on leather surfaces...:
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=681976
That is amazing. I wonder how it works on the leather seats?
i meant magiC Eraser.
it's amazing what this guy achieved with it; i was wondering if anyone here has tried it on leather surfaces...:
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=681976
That is amazing. I wonder how it works on the leather seats?
Originally Posted By: 97tbird
yeah "associate" (could hardly speak english) had no clue - she said she doesn't think they have it - and I told her that the freaking website (for THAT store) shows that they have it...got a blank stare in response.
I was already in a bad mood, so I said thanks, and just got other stuff i wanted and left - will try somewhere else.
Try Dollar general or Family Dollar.
yeah "associate" (could hardly speak english) had no clue - she said she doesn't think they have it - and I told her that the freaking website (for THAT store) shows that they have it...got a blank stare in response.
I was already in a bad mood, so I said thanks, and just got other stuff i wanted and left - will try somewhere else.
Try Dollar general or Family Dollar.
Thanks - I was able to find it at a different WM, but next time, i'll try the dollar stores you mentioned - have one next to my usual WM 
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