OT - Found a great tool for cleaning the interior of my fabric seats

[General of Darkness]

Just thought I would share, because I, like most of us here, do believe that if you take care of good stuff it can last forever. I've mechanically maintained my truck very well, but with the dogs and driving all the time the interior especially the cloth seats look like crap. The Dodge seats in the RAM are known for being a real bitch and stains are hard as hell to get out. So I did a TON of searching and found this brush you can use with a polisher, preferably with an orbital.

http://www.detailersdomain.com/Uber-Ultra-Interior-Brush-for-Orbital-Polisher_p_754.html

My neighbors son does detailing on the evenings and weekends but he doesn't do interiors because it's too much work. He recommended this for the interior that's I used with a 10 - 1 delution which is nothing, for hard to get you can go 4 to 1.

http://www.autogeek.net/d20101-.html

Anyway, this method really worked well for me.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3140Iiet_8&list=FLe4nC95g2XgJRmTjrrvmn7Q

[midnight rambler]

Nice. I've been looking for a way to clean the carpet in my SUV without hiring a detailer.

After you get those seats cleaned up you might want to put on some quality neoprene seat covers to protect them (they are very reasonable, I'm installing them on my leather seats rather than having new leather installed, less than half the price of new leather).

http://www.wetokole.com/

This is the color/pattern I'm going with -

http://www.wetokole.com/images/colors/AC2.jpg

[EE_]

Nice. I've been looking for a way to clean the carpet in my SUV without hiring a detailer.

After you get those seats cleaned up you might want to put on some quality neoprene seat covers to protect them (they are very reasonable, I'm installing them on my leather seats rather than having new leather installed, less than half the price of new leather).

http://www.wetokole.com/

This is the color/pattern I'm going with -

http://www.wetokole.com/images/colors/AC2.jpg

Nice choice! Should look great.

[milehi]

Just thought I would share, because I, like most of us here, do believe that if you take care of good stuff it can last forever. I've mechanically maintained my truck very well, but with the dogs and driving all the time the interior especially the cloth seats look like crap. The Dodge seats in the RAM are known for being a real bitch and stains are hard as hell to get out. So I did a TON of searching and found this brush you can use with a polisher, preferably with an orbital.

http://www.detailersdomain.com/Uber-Ultra-Interior-Brush-for-Orbital-Polisher_p_754.html

My neighbors son does detailing on the evenings and weekends but he doesn't do interiors because it's too much work. He recommended this for the interior that's I used with a 10 - 1 delution which is nothing, for hard to get you can go 4 to 1.

http://www.autogeek.net/d20101-.html

Anyway, this method really worked well for me.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3140Iiet_8&list=FLe4nC95g2XgJRmTjrrvmn7Q

If I bring a car over, will you show me how it works?

[General of Darkness]

If I bring a car over, will you show me how it works?

You never invited me to BB so probably not. Watch the video, it should be enough.

[milehi]

I'm only kidding. Everything's leather. PM me in the fall and we'll get you dialed in with some firewood.