Une idée d'où pourraient venir ces taches blanches sur mon tableau de bord ? Ce ne sont pas des zones où de la crème solaire aurait pu frotter.
J'ai les sièges en vinyle Sensafin, pas en cuir. J'utilise les produits Dr Beasley’s pour nettoyer et entretenir les parties en vinyle, qu'elles soient souples ou rigides. Au début, après le detailing, le rendu est nickel, mais les taches blanches reviennent au bout d'un jour ou deux.
J'ai déjà posé la question à Dr Beasley’s et ils m'ont répondu que ça ne venait pas du produit.
Je suis preneur de vos recommandations pour enlever les taches et de vos conditionneurs préférés pour ce type d'intérieur.
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They go away but come back?
Usually a fist thought is that something is on there, and needs to be removed. But if they seem to disappear temporarily then I'd ask if it's actually the surface itself that is changed or damaged. Maybe you are temporarily getting it wet, making it seem to disappear, but then after a few days it dries and shows itself again?
I'd consider an "extra soft" toothbrush - thinking it's rigid enough to get into those grooves but not enough to scratch things further. And a variety of off-the-shelf cleaners (stay away from direct acetone or anything like brake cleaner). If it won't come off you might have to live with it. There's a risk you'll get rid of it eventually but have a bigger problem.
Usually a fist thought is that something is on there, and needs to be removed. But if they seem to disappear temporarily then I'd ask if it's actually the surface itself that is changed or damaged. Maybe you are temporarily getting it wet, making it seem to disappear, but then after a few days it dries and shows itself again?
I'd consider an "extra soft" toothbrush - thinking it's rigid enough to get into those grooves but not enough to scratch things further. And a variety of off-the-shelf cleaners (stay away from direct acetone or anything like brake cleaner). If it won't come off you might have to live with it. There's a risk you'll get rid of it eventually but have a bigger problem.
