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I just got a new Jeep Grand Cherokee & the drivers door has a streaky look to it like someone didn't wipe off the armor-all good enough or something. I tried to armor-all it myself, but the streaks keep coming back. Does anyone know what it is???

It's brand new & the interior is vinyl. I showed it to my friend & she said that she wouldn't have noticed it if I didn't show her, so I'm probably being paranoid.

It's very possible it was armor all. That stuff is lethal. It either covers great -- or does a horrendous job. No happy medium. And if a AA job was botched, it's not as simple to fix as re-armour-alling the botched areas. For some reason, it just doesn't work like that.Stoner, maker of Invisible Glass, has an amazing line of car care products. One of them, called "Trim Cleaner for Interior Surfaces" takes crappy armor all jobs right off and brings you back to the original surface.Here's the can:You can purchase it directly from stoner here:https://www.stoneronline.com/m...oup=1I recommend mixing and matching and buying a few of their products. If you buy 12 cans of any product or mixed products, they'll ship it free.

Quote, originally posted by robinlynn »I just got a new Jeep Grand Cherokee & the drivers door has a streaky look to it like someone didn't wipe off the armor-all good enough or something. I tried to armor-all it myself, but the streaks keep coming back. Does anyone know what it is??? Some product could have damaged the finish... Since it is new, take it back to the dealer.

I have seen scotch guard spray do that.