Hello,
I'm just starting a mini project cleaning the interior of our W114. I started with the sun visors and had great success just with hot soapy water!
I then tackled one of the front seats and I'm not sure what to expect. I just focused on the seat base which has come up alot cleaner than the top although it doesn't show on a picture. The colour is darker on top and the veins of the material are a lighter tan colour. So far I've given them a wipe over with hot water and then gliptone cleaner. Is that how they should be or should I expect the lighter tan colour all over?
Also, on various parts of the interior there's is a black glue which has set onto the material like concrete! It looks like someone had left tyres in on top of the seats. I've tried everything to remove the glue but the only thing that works is a blunt knife and very carefully scraping it off. Is there anything less risky that would dissolve it?
/\ Work in progress, it was a large black circle.
Any help/advice appreciated before I move onto the rest of the interior!
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I'm just starting a mini project cleaning the interior of our W114. I started with the sun visors and had great success just with hot soapy water!
I then tackled one of the front seats and I'm not sure what to expect. I just focused on the seat base which has come up alot cleaner than the top although it doesn't show on a picture. The colour is darker on top and the veins of the material are a lighter tan colour. So far I've given them a wipe over with hot water and then gliptone cleaner. Is that how they should be or should I expect the lighter tan colour all over?
Also, on various parts of the interior there's is a black glue which has set onto the material like concrete! It looks like someone had left tyres in on top of the seats. I've tried everything to remove the glue but the only thing that works is a blunt knife and very carefully scraping it off. Is there anything less risky that would dissolve it?
/\ Work in progress, it was a large black circle.
Any help/advice appreciated before I move onto the rest of the interior!
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