safe way to clean recaros???
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any one know a safe way to clean red recaros so they dont fade to a ugly red,and to be strong enough to get the grease and grimm out????
I used that spraycan carpet cleaner from the grocery store. The top of the bottle is actually a plastic bristled brush. Spray a dab on the area you want to clean, then wipe away with a warm rag. That's what i did, and my recaros are red like yours. goodluck
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Thank you very much,but i am woried that a pro's chemicals are going to be to strong.I need the whole seat cleaned,so will the shoe cleaner take care of it?any one ever tried a pro shop be for????
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Shoe suede cleaner if youre scared.
But Yesterday i washed my red CTR Recaros with a gentle fabric cleaner mixed with water. I used a sponge to gently scrub the seats. Then when it dried i sprayed it with the suede cleaner to bring back the softness.
But Yesterday i washed my red CTR Recaros with a gentle fabric cleaner mixed with water. I used a sponge to gently scrub the seats. Then when it dried i sprayed it with the suede cleaner to bring back the softness.
Most carwashes have a foam vac that is suppose to be safe on all fabric and cleans out some impossible stains I have seen first hand. The foam is also HOT to work out the dirt as well, or alteast the good foam vacs are hot foam.
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Go to your local parts store and buy a carpet and upholstery cleaner. Turtle Wax makes on called PowerOut and there is a another brand called Blue Coral. They boath spray out as a foam and they come with a soft platic bristel brush. They clean carpet and seats real good and they arent to abrasive.
I just used normal dish washing detergent + warm water and scrubed and dried with a terry cloth.
Came out about 90% looking new again. I first used the meguiars carpet and upholstery clean, although good it didnt get as much stains out as the method I mentioned before.
My seats are the yellow ones btw so it was extra hard to clean!
Came out about 90% looking new again. I first used the meguiars carpet and upholstery clean, although good it didnt get as much stains out as the method I mentioned before.
My seats are the yellow ones btw so it was extra hard to clean!
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