Anyone know how to remove ArmorAll?

I have Simple Green, I have degreaser, I have soap and water. I even have denatured alcohol.

Think I'll start off gentle and work my way up to the hard stuff if I need to. Sure looks nice now though. I may leave it a while.

Be careful what you put on the plastic to clean it off. It may stain or fade even quicker depending what kind of chemical you put on it....

I hate to see another thread with "WTF happened to my inners"... :(
 
Just use a good cleaner wax and you'll be fine Myth....it'll take the armor-all off, remove any stains or swirling, and leave an awesome wax job behind :thumbsup: You can also follow it up with a high quality wax if you want :beerchug: I use some stuff called Fast Wax. Comes in an aerosol can, I spray it on a damp microber, and clean and polish all at once :laugh: Good stuff :beerchug:
 
I have Simple Green, I have degreaser, I have soap and water. I even have denatured alcohol.

Think I'll start off gentle and work my way up to the hard stuff if I need to. Sure looks nice now though. I may leave it a while.

It's ArmorAll not nuclear waste, just wash the crap off.
 
Thanks for the advise. Forget the alcohol. Cleaner wax sounds good to me.
 
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Thanks for the advise. Forget the alcohol. Cleaner wax sounds good to me.

Dude,, ,a good car washing soap with mildly warm to hot-ish water and a white terry towel will take that off. Don't make a big deal out of it. Enough soap will cut through it.

Orrrr,,, just spray the holy hell out of it with Protect-All! :laugh:
 
Never had a problem with ArmorAll before on cars, bikes, whatever. Just re-apply every few months and it will keep looking good.
 
Well good for you! That sh!t helped put a vertical crack on my 1968 SS/RS's dash. That wasn't fun at all! And, before that happened,,, I was loyal to it just like you!
 
Years ago a friend put it on his seat to make it look good, then he and the wife went for a ride. First stop sign they both ended up on the tank, took him 2 hours of soap and water to get it off enough that he could stay on the seat :whistle: I think they make a type that is OK for plastic now, won't crack it.
 
I have heard tell that Spam jelly will take it off and leave a nice smooth surface and keep the bugs from sticking to it for about 4 years! Just something I heard.:whistle::rofl::poke::whistle:
 
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