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Sticky doorcard plastics - Iceman299 - 31-10-2014
Is it just me or are all doorcards made of sticky plastic?
My half leather interior was the same and now my new cloth interior/doorcards are the same.
Cleaned them with multiple types of cleaner to no avail
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - Mattcheese31 - 31-10-2014
Errrr no, it's just you lol
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - Iceman299 - 01-11-2014
It's my 2nd set of doorcards, thought it couldn't be just coincidence.
I guess it is just me then lol
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - Mattcheese31 - 01-11-2014
Never known it myself mate, maybe some shitty plastic back to black stuff
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - Kezzieboy - 01-11-2014
I get this, I used WD40
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - Toms306 - 01-11-2014
They do go sticky around the handle...its bacterial growth when they're used a lot then not touched for a while. Happens with steering wheels and handbrake handles as well on cars that haven't moved for a while.
I find a lot of anti-bac wipes helps lol.
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - Iceman299 - 01-11-2014
Yeah it's only around the handle area and past the mirror switch where it gets towards the dash. I've tried loads of wipes and cleaner, wd40 is next!
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - Piggy - 01-11-2014
Hot soapy water and a micro fibre cloth.
If that fails, brake cleaner
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - eskimogod - 01-11-2014
my steering wheels hella sticky so much so my hand sticks to it
will try some ideas on here wd40 sounds like it will do the trick..
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - Toms306 - 01-11-2014
WD40 sounds like it'll just make it slippery, not sure that's useful on a steering wheel...
RE: Sticky doorcard plastics - eskimogod - 01-11-2014
(01-11-2014, 09:31 PM)Toms306 Wrote: WD40 sounds like it'll just make it slippery, not sure that's useful on a steering wheel...
lol yer fair point but its a pretty good cleaner and the slippyness should evaporate quick enough..
on the look out for a s16 wheel anyways so shouldn't be much of a problem