Ways to remove boot scuffs from backgrounds

T-Fish
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Edited Date/Time 5/2/2019 8:49pm
Title says it all. Went down in a corner and my boot sole left a nice black streak on my number plate. Anyone have any tips on removing this? Figured I’d ask on here before I use the wrong thing and screw the numbers up.
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4/25/2019 11:52am Edited Date/Time 4/25/2019 11:53am
Spray some contact cleaner in a rag and wipe. Then follow up with some SC-1 or other plastic shine stuff.
I do it all the time with no adverse effects.
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Honda Man 66
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4/25/2019 1:04pm
SOS pads work well
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4/25/2019 1:09pm
MAGIC ERASER!!!! WORKS GREAT ON WHITE BOOTS AND SEAT COVERS AS WELL.
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4/25/2019 1:27pm
I use green scotch bright or an sos to get it off and then a heat gun to smooth it back out.

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MAGIC ERASER!!!! WORKS GREAT ON WHITE BOOTS AND SEAT COVERS AS WELL.
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mxracer666
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4/25/2019 6:05pm
Never rub graphics with contact cleaner- it dulls them instantly! Plain old gasoline on a rag takes off boot and light tire marks, as well as the adhesive that holds the graphics on (that oozes out around the edges over time. Gas doesn't affect the graphics at all. Just keep rubbing lightly...
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adiaz791
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4/26/2019 1:24pm
mxracer666 wrote:
Never rub graphics with contact cleaner- it dulls them instantly! Plain old gasoline on a rag takes off boot and light tire marks, as well as...
Never rub graphics with contact cleaner- it dulls them instantly! Plain old gasoline on a rag takes off boot and light tire marks, as well as the adhesive that holds the graphics on (that oozes out around the edges over time. Gas doesn't affect the graphics at all. Just keep rubbing lightly...
x2 on the gasoline and rag. Works like a charm.
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4/26/2019 3:21pm
Got it. I used WD-40 and some elbow grease.

Thanks.
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dancolvin633
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Magic erasers work killer! ??
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4/27/2019 7:01am
WD 40 and a green scotch brite pad.

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MAGIC ERASER!!!! WORKS GREAT ON WHITE BOOTS AND SEAT COVERS AS WELL.
WHY ARE YOU YELLING??
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sandman768
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4/27/2019 7:49am
I leave them on....battle scars!
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4/28/2019 7:14pm
WD 40 works well for me. Also, if it's not too bad, hand sanitizer wipes will work too. Neither will dull the surface of the background.
slipdog
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4/28/2019 9:20pm
I use Goof Off and a grey Scotch-Brite, works on frames too
Watty37
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Cut and polish works a treat
5/2/2019 2:38pm
I don't use SOS or scotch bright on newer plastic. It micro scratches it and then it shows dirt/mud easier. On older beat up plastic I will use just about anything like ajax or soft scrub.
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5/2/2019 8:49pm
Berryman's B12 carb spray is good for taking off rubber scuffmarks off of side panels.
Markee
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5/3/2019 11:37am
I use don't ride and work too much normal cures the problem.
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Magic erasers work killer! ??
They’re literally like magic! Little water and elbow grease on it and it can take just about anything off.

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