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NXTti graduate, Meguiars Ford/SEMA Team
"All Corvette's are red, the rest are mistakes" - John Heinricy (Corvette Engineer) -
Re: seatbelts????
Steam works awesome as well, with little or no chemicals used at all......Comment
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Re: seatbelts????
Thanks for all the answers gang . I work in a dealership in parts and took an interest in this after our so called detail dept couldn't get it out. Lets just say i can out polish them without even trying. Unfortunately there glorified car washers. Probably not there fault i doubt they've ever been properly trained.Comment
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Re: seatbelts????
I had great success cleaning the light grey belts in my 7-Up Car. I used good old shaving foam (the aerosol kind). I laid a towel over the white leather seats to keep them clean and pulled the belt out, then applied the foam to a microfiber and worked the belt with it. After I got the dirt out, I used a secont microfiber dampened with water to remove as much of the shaving foam as possible, and then left the belts clipped into the seatbelt buckle with the windows down a little for a couple of days to dry. They came out nice and clean. Smelled pretty good too...
1968 Mustang Coupe Candy Apple Red
1990 Limited Editon Mustang 5.0 Convertible (7UP Car)Comment
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