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DIY Auto Detailing - Cleaning the Shiftier Council, Cup Holders, and Small Compartment

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	Gelanthibern (3 minutes ago) First of all, try using a damp cloth and clean most of the crap off. Loosen whatever you can AND THEN VACUUM. Then you can use the silly putty or and real automotive putty to finish the job.
	angelobarnaby5788 (9 minutes ago) use slime
	TDoTxBEASTMODEx (18 minutes ago) Ghetto but effective
	myjbm-th5qy (27 minutes ago) First