Goop!
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 4:14 pm
Goop! hand cleaner... i can not being to list all the uses for this product... here are a few,,, its the only thing iv found that will clean a seat on a scooter/motorcycle and not leave it greasy and slick... i have a 50+ year old vintage leather jacket that i clean using Goop! i wish i had taken before and after pic of the 78 chevy van that i cleaned the old "red" dash with it soaked it up after 4 heavy applacations and looks great... Goop! is the only thing that really works good on weatherstriping on auto's as well as all rubber product (tires)... i use Goop! instead of handcream/facecream,,, granny used it on her cracked feet after a while it was better... i use it on my leather gloves,,, it will lube a zipper... cleans tools,,, use it on stains in laundry... works on wood,,, my daughter uses it on her pocketbooks,,, cleans shoes!!! even cloth/nylon/canves/leather/rubber sneakers,,, cleans plastic without leaving a mess...
its cheap,,, comes in all kind of sizes you can find it at alot of places,,, no my vintage jacket does not soap up and bubbles fly off on the car behind me when it rains... its not a soap... it does not work good on glass is the only thing iv found it well not clean and not leave a greazy slick mess afterwards....
wipe or brush it on,,, i use a toothbrush to get into the cracks,,, let it sit for 10-15 mins the buff dry... thats it after u buff it might look and feel somewhat slick but in 15 mins that drys up and goes away...
http://www.goophandcleaner.com/
its cheap,,, comes in all kind of sizes you can find it at alot of places,,, no my vintage jacket does not soap up and bubbles fly off on the car behind me when it rains... its not a soap... it does not work good on glass is the only thing iv found it well not clean and not leave a greazy slick mess afterwards....
wipe or brush it on,,, i use a toothbrush to get into the cracks,,, let it sit for 10-15 mins the buff dry... thats it after u buff it might look and feel somewhat slick but in 15 mins that drys up and goes away...
http://www.goophandcleaner.com/