Which product is best for major dirt on glossy wall trim
1587915
if it's a painted trim, you have to be careful rubbing because it will remove some paint if rubbed to hard.
1587916
I use the extra strong on all white surfaces including glossy trim and find that it is very effective. It also works wonders on white tennis shoes, on the appliances, like the top of the stove and anywhere my big ole dog rubs on the walls.
1587917
Mr. Clean Extra Power Magic Eraser - wonderful for all sorts of dirt. I clean my ceramic stove top with the Magic Eraser every time I use it.
320409
i recommend johnson paste wax its great and the shine last for months and I clean my wood floors with murphy oil soap.
137985
I bought this product to replace some older similar type wallpaper. The old stuff came off really clean. I peeled off the wallpaper then I just used hot water and a paint roller to soak the backing well and it peeled off easily. Cleaned the excess glue with a wet rag. A bit messy though gonna need some old towels to put along the baseboard.
627756
I didn't have much trouble but I didn't have it on the wall very long.however, Mr.clean scrub pad works great when getting residue off the walls.just don't scrub too hard.or 409 multi-purpose spray with a clean wash cloth will do the trick.but if the paint on the wall look like it can be easily damaged or chiped I wouldn't buy it just in case.
1386346
No product that I know of leaves a deeper, glossier shine than this one. There may be an inconsistency in what you seek. Enhanced color and depth are mainly of function of the depth and quality of the shine. Honestly, who wants to wax their car and not leave a gleaming shine? Anyway, this product does not contain the strongest cleaners - no safe, shine inducing products do - and durability is only so-so, though better than other high gloss products. Nu-finish (liquid) has relatively strong cleaners and is fairly durable, but it usually leaves the finish a bit cloudy, and it can haze surfaces if you're not careful. In fact, all good cleaning waxes can/will haze the finish a bit, and none leaves a deep or shiny finish. Meguiar's Ultimate worked extremely well on my dark blue Highlander, but it did leave it very shiny. If someone brought me your car to detail, this would be my product of choice, unless your finish is oxidized or the clear coat wearing off, which does happen with many silver/gray/light blue Toyota finishes. Early Prius's had an opaque light blue finish available, which did not hold up well at all. I would definitely use this on that. If you buy this, get it on Amazon - it costs $22-$24 at car parts stores - and always apply and remove with microfiber towels. See my review for more specific instructions. Most importantly - don't use this (or any other wax product) in the sun, no matter what the labels say.
726968
I use Meguire's Quick Detailer with great results. Comes in very convenient spray bottle. Costs about $10 dollars a bottle.
140843
If it's a light wood (maple or light oak) and really dirty I'd use the cleaner and wax. But if it's not dirty I'd just the sealer. Dark wood I'd go with the seal finish.
1413431
This product removes most scuffs and blemishes. I used a terry cloth by hand and had great results.
1811292
The only product I used is the 303 Carpet/Upholstery and spot cleaner. I used it on both the carpet and cloth upholstery to clean dirt and grim (overall cleaning and spot). Works very well, the only product I use for that purpose (also used for house carpets). For vinyl and plastic and especially window tints I use Plexus polish. Been using it for over 10 years; this is great stuff that protects and clean. I also use it on the head/tail lamps to keep them from hazing.
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Get one that has little to no fuzz. You won't be able to use it on the first coat. You need the brush to get intothe cracks, crevices, etc. Second/third coat--roller was great. Got a very smooth covering with no drip marks.
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You might get better results using Mothers Tire Shine type product. The wax will leave a film on the plastic like dirt. Years ago,Armour All came out and was great for the trim as well. Mothers products seem to have developed that type of product a little better. It is better to almost soak a rag with the product and wipe the trim with it. A few coats every week and see what you think. Just make sure the trim is real clean. Perhaps to wax the car first,and do the trim last. Hoping you like the results!
295598
We found that "Tilex" ( Commercial grade) by Clorox provided the best results. We purchased it here on the East Coast at Lowe's.
228062
I didn't have any luck with either of those. I wound up doing the corners and trim by hand. Even so, the main unit was a REAL arm- / back- / splatter- / drip- / mess- and TIME- saver. 100% worth the money on EVERY measure! Again, clean it THOROUGHLY as instructed after each major job or color change. (Just overnight, no problem - although when I did that, I wrapped the roller tightly inside a garbage bag to prevent any drying out.
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High gloss gives a prefect gloss. Mot as high as you would assume. It is a wax and to me, is high maintenance because to spill water disrupts the wax. When trying another Bona non wax cleaner it will take a lot of scrubbing (the wax off) before it looks great. Once you use the wax, it is hard to use anything else. I love it. the white bottle cleaner did not do my engineered floors good and that is when i tried the gloss which is awesome if you are willing to put the work in.
400532
I would likely use Minwax or polyurethane, both in the paint dept. of Home Depot, or could get through Amazon. Polyurethane will give you a higher gloss finish. Why I used this &gt;&gt; was to stain kitchen and bath cabinets darker that were '80's oak'. I then used this topcoat over the base gel stain.
2136624
Love the mop, use it with Black Diamond wood and laminate floor cleaner on a laminate floor. I initially tried HDX which is supposed to compare to Bona but was not happy with results.
1313913
Meguiar's # 105 has the more aggressive cut- it's great for making super-fine abrasive scratches disappear from the finish. The Meguiar's #205 is the finer cut, and should be used as the final step polish. It will take care of buffer swirl marks.