AJS
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- Aug 20, 2016
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I'm sure many might think clothe is easy, and maybe its just the fabric on these seats. But man i'm glad I swapped over to leather. I think I finally figured out a working method on clothe seats. I know theres lots of various methods, some of which are very dependent on materials used in the seats. View attachment 51648
Clean seat is on the right, dirty on left
The method I found on youtube
Using your carpet cleaner of choice, agitate small areas, one seat bolster, lap area, split up the headrest etc, using a relatively firm brush. If you see hairs comin from the seat fabrics, your using too much pressure or the brush is too firm.
One agitating and lifting up the dirt, there will be a thin layer of suds forming over your area, take a clean Mf clothe or terriclothe and wipe this suds, repeat as needed, blot the area relatively dry. And boom, clean seats.
I know many of you have heard this before, but figuring these out was such a pain to me, that I had to post my "Ah-ha" method
Clean seat is on the right, dirty on left
The method I found on youtube
Using your carpet cleaner of choice, agitate small areas, one seat bolster, lap area, split up the headrest etc, using a relatively firm brush. If you see hairs comin from the seat fabrics, your using too much pressure or the brush is too firm.
One agitating and lifting up the dirt, there will be a thin layer of suds forming over your area, take a clean Mf clothe or terriclothe and wipe this suds, repeat as needed, blot the area relatively dry. And boom, clean seats.
I know many of you have heard this before, but figuring these out was such a pain to me, that I had to post my "Ah-ha" method