Originally Posted by Stevesbluewrx (Post 10812016)

I use a combo of autoglym interior shampoo (only a small amount) , warm water , clothes brush, terry towel and my George wet vax.

Steve

Originally Posted by M444GY (Post 10812065)

fancy coming over and doing it for me ?? lol ill **** it right up hahhah ill get biscuits and lube :thumb::D

Originally Posted by JohnD (Post 10812104)

I bet you want him to keep the mask on:norty:

JohnD

Originally Posted by M444GY (Post 10811960)

i just wondered whats the best product to use on my sti seats , they still had plastic on when i got the car but my dirty assed friends trousers have left marks on them.

would like to get them clean before i cover them up :thumb:

mags

Originally Posted by the shreksta (Post 10812124)

the answer is in your question...............the best thing to use is your dirty ass mates to clean em-they ****ed em up so they should foot the bill

Originally Posted by M444GY (Post 10812128)

lol yes i should get them to do it but they would also feck them right up id emagine :)

Originally Posted by addi monster (Post 10811981)

The wife :thumb:

Originally Posted by M444GY (Post 10812065)

fancy coming over and doing it for me ?? lol ill **** it right up hahhah ill get biscuits and lube :thumb::D

Originally Posted by greg320 (Post 10811987)

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...a-cleaner.html

give this a try

Originally Posted by greg320 (Post 10811987)

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...a-cleaner.html

give this a try

Originally Posted by allsop83 (Post 10812606)

I had a set of ScoobyWorld seat covers on for a while and they could have potentially ruined my seats :(

Originally Posted by Stevesbluewrx (Post 10812288)

Yes mate not a problem. When you want them done by though? Bit short of time at the mo with the first wife and milkmans kids and work.

Steve

Originally Posted by allsop83 (Post 10812947)

They rubbed on some edges of the fabric and when you sit in them, as you put pressure inward (via your @rse) they pull the bolsters in and end up wrinkling.... :(

Originally Posted by M444GY (Post 10813249)

no mega rush mate just pop over when you have a spare half day etc , ill let you fondle my condiments :D

Originally Posted by allsop83 (Post 10812947)

They rubbed on some edges of the fabric and when you sit in them, as you put pressure inward (via your @rse) they pull the bolsters in and end up wrinkling.... :(

Originally Posted by M444GY (Post 10811960)

i just wondered whats the best product to use on my sti seats , they still had plastic on when i got the car but my dirty assed friends trousers have left marks on them.

would like to get them clean before i cover them up :thumb:

mags

Originally Posted by ScoobySteve69 (Post 10812612)

Would you use the brush shown with it?

Originally Posted by Polished Bliss

Raceglaze Alcantara Cleaner comes pre-diluted to the correct strength for safe use on all Alcantara surfaces, and should thus be used neat. For stain removal, we recommend that it is sprayed on to the affected area lightly and then agitated lightly using either a Raceglaze Leather Cleaning Brush or a PB Utility Brush. This will produce a slightly foamy lather, which may discolour as any soiling is progressively released. The lather should be wiped away using a damp Atomiza Microfibre Work Towel, and the surface then left to dry naturally. For general cleaning duties, Raceglaze Alcantara Cleaner should be sprayed on lightly and then left to sit for 1-2 minutes before being wiped off using a damp Atomiza Microfibre Work Towel.