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Topic: just a way to clean up your interior, if you have leather seats (Read 242 times)
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440valiant
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i found a way to give your old leather or other seats a cheap clean up. The answer is scotch bright pads, they work wonder, try it sometime.Makes them look almost new  |
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Mopar!!!!!!!!
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Bakaruda
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Let me see yours first. Scotch brite pads will scratch the crap out of them.
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Cary Snyder 5.7L Hemi Cuda  |
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flyboy01
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Let me see yours first. Scotch brite pads will scratch the crap out of them.
 They use scotchbrite pads to scuff seats before dying them. You need to use a leather cleaner and a conditioner. |
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PureGTS
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Sounds painful to me.  |
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Knowldge is power, power is speed, speed is good, low E.T. is better
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440valiant
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hah, it worked on my buick seats, not sure if it would work good on mopar seats
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flyboy01
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What you did was clean up the dirt, but you also tore up the surface, it will collect dirt and wear faster now, the leather is damaged now. Trust me, I had to sit through a 1 hour training on leather care for aircraft seat about 4 months ago.
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