Richiebuoy
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Whats the best product for cleaning beige seat belts...... thanks in anticipation.
Cleaning beige seat belts
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Get a bucket of warm soapy water
Pull the belt fully out and immerse the belt in the bucket
You may have to rig some thing up to get the belt and bucket to co-operate.
Let it soak for 30 mins and use your hands to agitate the soaking process.
Use fresh warm clean water to rinse the belt/s and a towel to compress and soak up excess water.
Leave the belt/s fully extended to dry off with a crack in the windows to allow evaporation of the excess water form condensating inside the car.
As an owner of various cream interior cars for over 20 years its a common practice for me especially the Range Rover after a winter of wellies and muddy Barbour's etc.
Pull the belt fully out and immerse the belt in the bucket
You may have to rig some thing up to get the belt and bucket to co-operate.
Let it soak for 30 mins and use your hands to agitate the soaking process.
Use fresh warm clean water to rinse the belt/s and a towel to compress and soak up excess water.
Leave the belt/s fully extended to dry off with a crack in the windows to allow evaporation of the excess water form condensating inside the car.
As an owner of various cream interior cars for over 20 years its a common practice for me especially the Range Rover after a winter of wellies and muddy Barbour's etc.
lordlee
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I used a steam cleaner and got excellent results on my grey belts...
http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/detailing/179834-seatbelt-cleaning.html
http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/detailing/179834-seatbelt-cleaning.html
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