The red portion of the seat on my Viper S is getting black and nasty looking.
Any suggestions for a safe cleaner that works to remove the residue?
Thanks,
2datrl
Any suggestions for a safe cleaner that works to remove the residue?
Thanks,
2datrl
I use a Gm Vinyl cleaner on mine. It works great and leaves no residue.
daman
New member
or....
Simple green...
Simple green...
Excitabletom
Member
On my dirtbikes, I use the orange hand cleaner. Be careful, because it will remove any silk-screened on logos.
sxviper65
New member
Whileys tire cleaner
racingpit
New member
Yamaha makes a nice overall cleaner. I think it is called instant detailer. I use it to clean the whole sled, hood and all.
03viperguy
Moderator
I use bleach white and everyone will tell you not to. I am VERY fussy about the looks and it hasnt ever harmed my stuff. I do wet the seat first though, never used it on anything dry.
03viperguy
Moderator
I use bleach white and everyone will tell you not to. I am VERY fussy about the looks and it hasnt ever harmed my stuff. I do wet the seat first though, never used it on anything dry.
jwiedmayer
New member
I have used superclean followed up by something a little nicer on the vinyl like honda detailer.
my brother did a 1980 seat on a ss440 with a cleaner called back to black. seat looks brand new and it looked like crap before he did it.
03viperguy
Moderator
back to black is a meguires product, works good, but more a restorer and less a cleaner. just leaves it nice, black, and shiny 
turbotod
New member
I'v discovered the secret weapon Mr. clean magic eraser four or five strokes and your done it's that easy. It's a 4" x 3" white pad you get it wet and rub, the stuff comes rite off. You can find it in the cleaning department. Good luck
xsivhp
Active member
soft scrub works good; be careful on the logo though.
03viperguy said:back to black is a meguires product, works good, but more a restorer and less a cleaner. just leaves it nice, black, and shiny
kind of hard when it is a grey and blue seat. still looks great.
