Tupperware Question

[JayD]

When is the best product to use to get shoe scuffs off of tupperware? When I get on sometimes I will drag my foot across the saddlebag.

 

[Bob Denman]

:shocked: Since you're into the clear-coat; I'd only try using automotive polish... :shocked:

 

[Deer Slayer]

How about the black rubber hang on grips one bangs with a foot from time to time?:gaah:

 

[PW2013STL]

I have used rubbing alcohol and elbow grease with success.

 

[Bob Denman]

Curiously; I've heard of folks using toothpaste... nojoke

 

[Chupaca]

Does work....

Curiously; I've heard of folks using toothpaste... nojoke

The only other fine rubbing compound similar to toothpast is semi chrome but does not have the minty aroma...:roflblack: but good old WD-40 works well for this....:thumbup:

 

[irvin48]

if you try a compound, use only clearcoat rubbing compound,
not the old orange stuff.

 

[Bob Denman]

The only other fine rubbing compound similar to toothpast is semi chrome but does not have the minty aroma...:roflblack: but good old WD-40 works well for this....:thumbup:

 

[Chupaca]

Wish I had a set like that....

 

[JayD]

Tupperware

Wish I had a set like that....

Thanks for all the suggestions. I will start working through them.

 

[robmorg]

Good Question!

I don't have an answer, but I sure am glad you asked the question. :thumbup: I have the same problem - both on the saddlebag and the hand grip. :sour:

 

[pegasus1300]

Back to Black will take care of the hand grips. And any other black part you want to restore.

 

[Bob Denman]

Before using anything ABRASIVE !!!!!! ........ Google - remove rubber mark etc..... find a chemical that will DISOLVE the RUBBER before you anything else........................jmho.......Mike :thumbup:

:clap: Do you have a favorite choice? :dontknow:

 

[Copperman]

When is the best product to use to get shoe scuffs off of tupperware? When I get on sometimes I will drag my foot across the saddlebag.

Try Magic Eraser by Mr. Clean. That'll clean everything.

 

[jcthorne]

I hate to sound like a broken record but Lamont's Black Dymond detail spray does a remarkable job on black rubber marks and bug guts.

 

[Jimboregon]

As far as bug guts go, mix half and half water and Hydrogen Peroxide with a few drops of dish soap in a spray bottle. Cheap and works miracles.

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[SteveP]

Buffing the Bicuspid

Curiously; I've heard of folks using toothpaste... nojoke

Yep , we used to use toothpaste ( it's essentially rubbing compound ) in an auto detailing undercoating shop I worked in ( before electricity) for little scratches but that was before the new clear coat of today . A good cleaner wax will work or if deeper scuff light polishing compound