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coachrandy (Offline)
  #1 9/18/19 12:29 PM
Just a question for the group. I have recently purchased an enclosed trailer that has many black marks and scuffs on the white aluminum walls of the trailer. I have tried many liquids and cleaners to try to remove them without much success. I am sure this is common across the board with enclosed trailers and there are some good solutions out there....thanks in advance for your comments.

Randy
Nobody (Offline)
  #2 9/18/19 1:53 PM
Go-Jo hand wipes in the round bucket! 😉
Rhody (Offline)
  #3 9/18/19 2:42 PM
Cover the bottom half of the wall in carpet.
coachrandy (Offline)
  #4 9/19/19 10:17 AM
Thanks
coachrandy (Offline)
  #5 9/19/19 10:19 AM
Originally Posted by Nobody:
Go-Jo hand wipes in the round bucket! 😉
Thanks
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gunslinger (Offline)
  #6 9/19/19 12:20 PM
Magic eraser and SD20
racer-x (Offline)
  #7 9/19/19 12:21 PM
I used to use a spray bottle of something from the RV business. Not sure what it’s called but I’m sure a motor home dealer would stock it. Another idea is Fantastic in a spray bottle then use a soft brush !
HDbill (Offline)
  #8 9/20/19 12:11 AM
Those marks will have zero effect on your lap times. I usually hide them behind a tire.
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mc/rider (Offline)
  #9 9/20/19 8:15 AM
See Brady Bacon

When in doubt Gas It
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TQ29m (Offline)
  #10 9/20/19 9:47 AM
I used Black streak remover, from the dealer I bought my trailer, it was sold to remove the streaks on the outside, but worked just as well inside.

"Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!
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