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Seat cleaning and short term bolster fix. 11 years 10 months ago #52353
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Roof always down, coffee spills daily and a smoker to boot! = Major stains!
Anyway, a quick vacuum, a foam rinse and scrub soon got things back in order.
Before cleaning.
Here's the stuff I used. 99p from 'Bargain Homes'.
Turned out a lot better than it was before cleaning.
The seat bolsters looked tatty. So, I did a short term fix with shoe shine. A great longer term fixing guide can be found by clicking here >> Leather seat renovation - How to. Courtesy of David Aiketgate.
Not a bad 2 minute job.
Anyway, a quick vacuum, a foam rinse and scrub soon got things back in order.
Before cleaning.
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Here's the stuff I used. 99p from 'Bargain Homes'.
Turned out a lot better than it was before cleaning.
The seat bolsters looked tatty. So, I did a short term fix with shoe shine. A great longer term fixing guide can be found by clicking here >> Leather seat renovation - How to. Courtesy of David Aiketgate.
Not a bad 2 minute job.
Re: Seat cleaning. 11 years 10 months ago #52356
Looking much better Leigh 
well done.
I bought a steam cleaner a few years ago, well worth the investment.
You can use it to clean almost every bit of your car. Upholstery and carpets are rejuvenated after a steam clean.
Not found anything better for cleaning the grout between tiles and all those hard to reach places in the bathroom.
well done.I bought a steam cleaner a few years ago, well worth the investment.
You can use it to clean almost every bit of your car. Upholstery and carpets are rejuvenated after a steam clean.
Not found anything better for cleaning the grout between tiles and all those hard to reach places in the bathroom.
Re: Seat cleaning. 2 months 1 hour ago #205851
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