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Old Nov 29, 2012, 06:56 PM
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What to clean seats and interior door panels with?

So I have the cloth Recaro seats and the suede feeling door pannels, what do you guys clean it with?
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In for answers too, since I apparently need to clean my seats according to TheBlade.

I have used a steam cleaner in the past with a cloth seat cleaner soap that came with the car from the dealer..
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Originally Posted by ugakirk
In for answers too, since I apparently need to clean my seats according to TheBlade.

I have used a steam cleaner in the past with a cloth seat cleaner soap that came with the car from the dealer..
yeah I wanna find something from like walmart or something lol
Old Nov 29, 2012, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by ugakirk
In for answers too, since I apparently need to clean my seats according to TheBlade.

I have used a steam cleaner in the past with a cloth seat cleaner soap that came with the car from the dealer..
Old Nov 29, 2012, 10:52 PM
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Warm water and a microfiber towel every once in a while. My seats don't get too dirty so I don't find my self cleaning them often. Would like to get some other options though.
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i purchased a bissell lil green steam machine at wal-mart for kinda cheap. i use it with chemical guys Upholstery cleaner. works awesome, but door panels i use a scrub brush then suck the water off with the green machine, since i dont want to really hose all the lock and window controls.
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A lint roller works great on the seats and the material on the doors.
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Originally Posted by Get Rad
A lint roller works great on the seats and the material on the doors.
Good idea!
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I use adams interior cloth upholstery cleaner for most fabrics as for the door panels I use 1z einzett premium cockpit cleaner. Brings everything back to new appearing without that nasty glossy slick feeling.
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Once clean - ScotchGard[tm] it!

Really helps - no fading or damage of any kind when i did it!
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Originally Posted by Noside
I use adams interior cloth upholstery cleaner for most fabrics as for the door panels I use 1z einzett premium cockpit cleaner. Brings everything back to new appearing without that nasty glossy slick feeling.
I use 1Z Einzett too.
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i just vacuum the seats. I like 1Z or Meguires Natural Shine.
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Either the Adams or meguiars all purpose cleaner with the warm water and towel techniques have work for me
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If you mess them up too badly, or just don't like cleaning things - I have a set of the front door inserts and a new set of rear seats you can have for next to nothing.
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Originally Posted by Johnr352
If you mess them up too badly, or just don't like cleaning things - I have a set of the front door inserts and a new set of rear seats you can have for next to nothing.
How much for the front door inserts?


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