Upholstery Vinyl Cleaner
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Total: $ 10.87
FLEXA Approved Upholstery Vinyl Cleaners
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Ultimate Vinyl Clean Spray (Multi‑Surface Cleaner)
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Ultimate Vinyl Guard / Ultimate Vinyl Spray (Protection + Shine)
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Vinyl Cleaner & Polish — UV Protection
- Mildew Stain Remover
| Feature | Benefit |
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| Deep Cleaning | Removes tough dirt, grime, greasy stains from vinyl, plastic, rubber, leather — perfect for boats, autos, RVs, upholstery, trim. |
| Harsh‑Weather Protection | Marine‑grade formulas restore suppleness in vinyl exposed to sun, salt spray & outdoor conditions. |
| UV Guard + Shine | Adds a durable barrier against UV rays; brings back luster and protects against fading & cracking. |
| One‑Step Polish Option | Vinyl Cleaner & Polish gives cleaning, polishing, and protection in a single application. |
| Versatile Use | Safe for vinyl, plastic, rubber, leather; interior & exterior trim; boat seats; upholstery; tires. |
Star brite cleaning products
Give your vinyl surfaces the full treatment with this all‑in‑one bundle from Star brite: cleanse, polish, & protect.
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Ultimate Vinyl Clean Spray cuts through grime, greasy smears, mildew stains, and everyday dirt—safe for vinyl, plastic, rubber, and leather. Ideal for auto or marine interiors, RVs, boat seats, cushions, or outdoor furniture.
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Ultimate Vinyl Guard / Spray adds shine and a restoration of suppleness. Provides UV protection, forming a barrier against stains and damaging rays. Great for keeping both new and older vinyl surfaces looking great.
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Vinyl Cleaner & Polish – UV Protection combines cleaning and polishing in one simple step. Ideal when you want to simplify—buffed finish with long‑lasting protection, water repellency, and revitalized color.
- Mildew Stain Remover -Star brite Mold & Mildew Stain Remover + Cleaner is your ultimate solution for stubborn mold and mildew stains.
How to Use / Directions
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Step 1: Clean — Use Ultimate Vinyl Clean Spray. Spray onto surface (or cloth), rub in with soft brush or sponge, allow 15‑30 seconds, rinse and then wipe clean. For stubborn stains, repeat with gentle scrubbing.
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Step 2: Protect / Gloss — Apply Ultimate Vinyl Guard spray: spray or apply via soft cloth, spread evenly, and wipe off excess. Use as often as needed to remove light dirt and refresh appearance.
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Alternative / One‑Step — Use Vinyl Cleaner & Polish where you prefer cleaning + polishing in one go. Shake well; apply with cloth in circular motion; allow to dry; buff to shine.
Warning / Safety Information
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Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first.
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Use gloves and work in ventilated area.
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Avoid contact with eyes.
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Check SDS for more detailed safety info.
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Made in USA (Starbrite’s marine‑grade standard)
FAQ / Tip Section
Q: Can I use this on clear vinyl windows?
A: For clear vinyl/plastics, Star Brite recommends their Ultimate View Guard, which is specially formulated for transparency. Check out our Clear Vinyl Cleaners here.
Q: How often should I reapply UV protection
A: It depends on exposure. In heavy sun / outdoor marine conditions, every few weeks to a couple of months; indoor or shaded surfaces less frequently. Wick off rain and salt spray to prolong life.
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Made in USA (Star Brite’s marine‑grade standard)
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Clear marine vinyl comes by the yard or full roll. Need a specific length? Choose "By the Yard" and enter the quantity in yards (one yard is 36" long by 54" or 72" wide). If you want the whole roll? Select "Full Roll" and enter the quantity. You usually get a better discount on a full roll. Once you've chosen your option, adjust the "Quantity" and add it to your cart! Check the Length Guide for more examples.
For cleaning, use mild dish soap and warm water, or opt for specialized vinyl cleaners like 303 Clear Vinyl Cleaner/Protectant or IMAR Cleaners. Avoid harsh cleaners like Windex or bleach. Once completely dry, roll the vinyl back onto the original cardboard tube (no packing materials inside) and store it upright in a cool, dry place with consistent temperatures.
Clear vinyl offers exceptional clarity, UV resistance, water resistance, high flexibility, durability, and is easy to clean. It can be enhanced with various additives such as colorants, UV stabilizers, cold crack stabilizers, and fire retardants, setting it apart from regular vinyl.
Clear Vinyl is made from high-quality PVC plastic. There are also different types of plasticizers that can be used to make clear vinyl. We make sure to use a DOTP plasticizer which is the safest in the market and it is lead and phthalate free.
Perfect for a wide range of applications, including boat enclosures, porch windows, safety barriers, table coverings, Greenhouses, Bag Liners and Purses, Pet Doors, Chicken Coops and more.
We've spoken to over 100 manufacturers, and all of them say they simply don't have machines large enough to produce wider vinyl. It took us years to find a factory that could produce 72" vinyl. The only way to make it wider is to create a much thinner product, similar to a painter's tarp from Home Depot, which wouldn't be suitable for windows. The other option is heat sealing panels together, but this creates seams and requires a $50,000 machine.
The tinted vinyl reduces the light passing through it differently based on thickness.
- 10G Tinted (0.25 mm) | VLT Visible light transmission 50.2% | UVR UV blocking rate 92.6% | IRR Infrared rejection rate 32.2%
- 20G Tinted (0.50 mm) | VLT Visible light transmission 53.9% | UVR UV blocking rate 96.8% | IRR Infrared rejection rate 29.8%
- 30G Tinted (0.75 mm) | VLT Visible light transmission 48.5% | UVR UV blocking rate 98.3% | IRR Infrared rejection rate 33.4%
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