urbexHHR

Anyone use this stuff? Have heard that it works good on interiors. Any experience?

harleysshhr

It's powerful! I think windex is a safer bet, and it's good for zits!

ChevyMgr

And with windex you don't need to wear a mask while applying. Although a mask would cover up zits too.

Cajun

I use it all the time. My dealer used it to remove greasy hand prints from the headliner
after a warranty service. Been hooked on it ever since.

But, I found out that it will kill grass if you use it full strength to clean your floor mats on
the lawn.

LOL

urbexHHR

Well I bought some and tried it on the seats, yikes! Never seen cleaner leave a spot as bad. Now I've got spot marks from where I used it even worse...

SD70M2

Yeah it's some wicked stuff, we use it at work to clean oil off the locomotive running boards

txbass06

When I clean my seats, I always clean the whole seat. It seems to keep the spotting to a minimum for me

Cajun

It should be diluted 50-50 for use on cloth, etc....

BlackknighT

CCKid-be careful with anything you do with chemicals. Yeah I know I'm over cautious, but you never know. The link for the MSDS for Knights Corp (Spray Nine) is below. Click on the product and you'll get safety info. By the way straight Spraynine has also degraded certain kinds of paint- I know first hand especially since we use it in our Vehicle Maintenance Facility both for vehicles and building (my home too). READ ALL DIRECTIONS! Are your parents reading this? LOL...

Always be safe-the few minutes extra it take you will make your body parts last a lifetime.

http://www.spraynine.com/index.php?c...78de79a3773cbb

ebritt

I used it to clean my undies when that guy pulled out in front of me.......