tampatopless
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- May 28, 2012
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I have some extremely soiled leather seats (I work in construction) that I need to clean.
I have been doing a lot of research here on AutoGeek and it seems the best plan of attack is to hit them with a degreaser and a brush, followed by conditioner, etc.
Everyone cleaning extremely dirty leather seems to use Meg's D10801, but this stuff is $32 a gallon. I was wondering if there was anything as strong that was cheaper. Plus, the way you dilute the Meg's, I can't imagine using a gallon of it on anything. I don't use APCs all that much.
Any recommendations?
Tx. in advance.
I have been doing a lot of research here on AutoGeek and it seems the best plan of attack is to hit them with a degreaser and a brush, followed by conditioner, etc.
Everyone cleaning extremely dirty leather seems to use Meg's D10801, but this stuff is $32 a gallon. I was wondering if there was anything as strong that was cheaper. Plus, the way you dilute the Meg's, I can't imagine using a gallon of it on anything. I don't use APCs all that much.
Any recommendations?
Tx. in advance.