Cleaning interior trim - jungle formula staining

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Dundee
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T6 Ocean 150
Our California ocean has just been on its first camplify trip. Amongst other things that have happened on this trip the hirer has sprayed jungle formula inside the cabin and it has left marks along the fridge/cooker lid trims. Don’t want to try anything too abrasive but just wondered if anyone has encountered the same and has a solution before I contact be tomorrow?

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if it is Jungle formula that has been sprayed you can try using an Alcohol based cleaner on a small area - such as isopropyl alcohol (IPA)

also known as Rubbing Alcohol, Surgical spirit etc.

that should take most of the residue off, then wash with regular dish
washing liquid Using a sponge (wring out excess water from the sponge)

try a small area first

edit : see link below, they suggest washing detergent but caution that it should not be sprayed onto certain surfaces including lacquered surfaces !


 
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if it is Jungle formula that has been sprayed you can try using an Alcohol based cleaner on a small area - such as isopropyl alcohol (IPA)

also known as Rubbing Alcohol, Surgical spirit etc.

that should take most of the residue off, then wash with regular dish
washing liquid Using a sponge (wring out excess water from the sponge)

try a small area first

edit : see link below, they suggest washing detergent but caution that it should not be sprayed onto certain surfaces including lacquered surfaces !


Thank you, I will give this a try in the morning. Shame it won’t work on the melted sink basin, stone chipped windscreen, scratched hood etc etc.
Much appreciated. ☺️
 
WD40 might be worth a try….. test first!
 
If you know any body who works in a printers, Roller Clean is a magic high volitile spirit for cleaning. Especially the stickiness that is left when you remove a lable.
 
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