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Dirty Seat Belt

Chippy

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Hi guys, because we cant allways be on the road, I decided to give it a through clean, so far so good, until it came to my cream ( no don't cringe no don't!!!! ) seat belt ,that's the trouble with cream leather interiors !! I've tried every thing, washing up liquid, carpet spray cleaner, but it still looks grubby, especially when wearing white is there any specialist cleaners among us, its basically only from oily skin, but its winding me up now. ll try any thing that's legal and not to funny. Regards chippy

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IF industrial carpet cleaner isn't shifting the grime, than you'll need to change the seatbelt bud

daz

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Take them off, bang 'em in the washer (non-bio) @ 40 degs :D

Grease the mechs before re-installing :rolleyes:

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Take them off, bang 'em in the washer (non-bio) @ 40 degs :D

Grease the mechs before re-installing :rolleyes:

That's... pretty much something I would do LOL

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HI GUYS COULDNT GET THEM OF SO THINKING OUT OF MY BOX TOOK IT TO THE CAR WASH ............... DOES ANY BODY KNOW ANY ONE WHO CAN DRY OUT MY BLACK BEAST TRICKY THINGS CAR WASHES..............

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HI GUYS COULDNT GET THEM OF SO THINKING OUT OF MY BOX TOOK IT TO THE CAR WASH ............... DOES ANY BODY KNOW ANY ONE WHO CAN DRY OUT MY BLACK BEAST TRICKY THINGS CAR WASHES..............

Sorry bud, ganna have to rephrase this. Don't understand ya

You can't get the seat belts off?

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You went through car wash with roof down to clean seat belts?

HAHAHAHAHA!! :D

Chippy Contributor

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Thanks Mart77 I Did use vanish as you suggested now I carnt find the !Removed! thing.

Chippy Contributor

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Thanks G4vhd now that's what I call forward thinking ill wear my old work clothes and kill 2 birds with 1 stone is this purest muppertry lol

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Unfortunately, I cannot possibly comment on the above post !! :lol: :P

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Unfortunately, I cannot possibly comment on the above post !! :lol: :P

Explain!

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Me too... Still looking on Google-Maps to find mi way back !! :rolleyes:

Chippy Contributor

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Hi guys thanks for that, cant beat a good laugh in a miserable June,...... still got dirty belts though!!!!!!!!!!

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