Need help on cleaning leather seats
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ViperGuy21
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A toothpick, your favorite leather cleaner, and a MF
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Thanks for the reply! Is there anything i got to look out for that could damage the leather beside sticking the toothpick to far in?
FUNX650
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•Your favorite leather "seat cleaner"
(no, not your "seat-picker")
•One (or more) of these types of brushes:
- Famous Detailing Brush
- Clean Wheel Lug Nut Brush
- Two Way Mini Detailing Brush
- Clean Vent Kit
•White/light gray microfiber towels
•A gum stimulator (please...no toothpicks)
•Vacuum cleaner
•If seats are heated/"air conditioned":
Let that function run for a little while,
if need be, when done with vacuuming.
Bob
(no, not your "seat-picker")
•One (or more) of these types of brushes:
- Famous Detailing Brush
- Clean Wheel Lug Nut Brush
- Two Way Mini Detailing Brush
- Clean Vent Kit
•White/light gray microfiber towels
•A gum stimulator (please...no toothpicks)
•Vacuum cleaner
•If seats are heated/"air conditioned":
Let that function run for a little while,
if need be, when done with vacuuming.
Bob
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Thanks for the reply! I have the Wheel Woolies 1" round brush and the Swissvax round brush and the leather brush I guess they should work. Is the gum stimulator small enough to pick out the conditioner?•Your favorite leather "seat cleaner" (no, not your "seat-picker")•One (or more) of these types of brushes:- Famous Detailing Brush- Clean Wheel Lug Nut Brush- Two Way Mini Detailing Brush- Clean Vent Kit•White/light gray microfiber towels•A gum stimulator (please...no toothpicks)•Vacuum cleaner•If seats are heated/"air conditioned":Let that function run for a little while,if need be, when done with vacuuming.Bob