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Honda Element Cleaning and Care

14 messages,  Last post on Oct 18, 2010 at 7:05 PM

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#5 of 14 ArmorAll for plastic panels? by david_wayne

Jul 18, 2007 (1:15 pm)

My girlfriend just bought ArmorAll Tire Foam for her tires, and they look great! I was wondering if any one had any input on using this on the plastic body panels on my E.

#6 of 14 Panel Maint/Cleaning by gmward

Jul 22, 2007 (9:16 pm)

Haven't used this myself, but Honda offers a panel coating:
 
http://www.handa-accessories.com/elementmaint.html
 
Plastic Panel Coating
Genuine Honda plastic panel coating.
For exterior plastic panels only.
Covers minor scuffs and scratches. Quick drying transparent coating.
 
I've found initial cleanings not to be too easy. Black floor/interior panels show everything. However, w/no carpet, not too bad too vacuum/wash w/soap/water.

#7 of 14 Re: Panel Maint/Cleaning [gmward] by steve_ HOST

Jul 22, 2007 (9:55 pm)

Replying to: gmward (Jul 22, 2007 9:16 pm)
Some folks have had good luck with creamy peanut butter on some car's black exterior panels.
 
The Paint and Body Maintenance & Repair discussion may also be of interest.

#8 of 14 Re: Cleaning and care [ragets] by bigfur

Jul 31, 2007 (6:53 pm)

Replying to: ragets (Feb 02, 2007 4:14 pm)
Do NOT ever "hose out" the interior. There is far too much wiring running just under the floor and in the door jambs to do that. You will corrode the wiring and have all sorts of electrical gremlins. Take a sponge and a wet cloth to clean it out.

#9 of 14 I thought so ... by david_wayne

Aug 01, 2007 (1:22 pm)

Thanks for the link to the Honda cleaner. I thought that there must be something out there, although I imagine some of the brand name cleaners would do as good of a job. I will try it just for comparison reasons.
 
Thanks

#10 of 14 Re: I thought so ... [david_wayne] by Chasboy

May 12, 2010 (9:26 am)

Replying to: david_wayne (Aug 01, 2007 1:22 pm)
tho' I don't like it anymore for regular waxing, Icewax does a good job on the dull panels and seems to last for awhile.

#11 of 14 cleaning seats by armymom3

Oct 10, 2010 (3:41 pm)

I have a short haired dog that has shed all over the seats. I'm having a really hard time getting the fur off, especially off the bottom of the seats where the fabric is fuzzy. Any ideas?

#12 of 14 Re: cleaning seats [armymom3] by bigfur

Oct 17, 2010 (9:27 am)

Replying to: armymom3 (Oct 10, 2010 3:41 pm)
There is a product out by Scotch called the Fur Fighter that lifts dog and cat hair up pretty easily.

#13 of 14 Re: cleaning seats [bigfur] by steve_ HOST

Oct 17, 2010 (11:54 am)

Replying to: bigfur (Oct 17, 2010 9:27 am)
Gets that big fur right up eh?

#14 of 14 Re: cleaning seats [steve_] by bigfur

Oct 18, 2010 (7:05 pm)

Replying to: steve_ (Oct 17, 2010 11:54 am)
Some where off in the distance, i hear a rim shot being played!

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