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Is there a cleaning product to use?

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Clean product

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Is there a cleaning product to use?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a 2004 C4S Cab with graphite gray interior. Portions of the interior are discolored showing a brownish yellowing of the leather or vinyl. I have met with several local interior r cabestoration or detailing shops and they cannot identify the problem. Has anyone encountered this? Is there a cleaning product to use? Discolor 1.jpg Discolor 2.jpg

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I say it was something that was applied the plastic didn't like or reacted to sunlight. Is it even in areas not exposed to sunlight ? what did you try to remove it ? it's all vinyl so you can't hurt it much if you wipe it off quickly what ever you try. just don't leave it on.

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