I have been using this product for removing scuff marks on door panels, backs of seats, steering wheels and other interior surfaces where standard cleaners don't quite measure up. Just wet it and gently rub it over the area wipe off with a MF towel and it does a great job. No damage or harm to these surfaces. I used it on a light grey filthy steering wheel and drivers armrest and it came out looking new and removed all dirt that was imbedded in the grain. Just an FYI to add to your arsenal.

 

agreed makes steering wheel look new

 

Well damn, I will have to give this a shot then.

 

This has been debated before. What I believe the most accurate assessment was that essentially the magic eraser is like 10,000 grit sandpaper. So you're essentially wetsanding the surface, which should be totally fine imo. As long as you keep the surface wet and preferably re-polish the area and reapply a coat of wax/sealant

 

I have been using this for years on my epoxy coated garage floor when I get stubborn scuffs and such that mopping does not take off. It works well, but remember it is a mild abrasive.

 

Never thought about me eraser. Use to always clean my bats with them so makes sense! Mr. Eraser all things ha

 

I use if for interior surfaces only. I detailed a white interior and the very noticeable scuff marks on door panels, steering wheel, door sills, etc disappeared with ease. Just be gentle and don't rub too hard.

 

It is definitely a good product. Just be careful when using it because it can cause damage depending on the surface/finish.