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    Cleaning black seats?

    What do people use/found the best to clean black cloth seats (Vectra GSi), I have access to a wet vac!

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    Re: Cleaning black seats?

    This might sound daft but my mates seats in his astra where covered in fluff like stuff and i just put on a pair of marigolds and wet them then rubbed the seats down, made a hugh difference but did take some time.

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    Re: Cleaning black seats?

    Do you have a valeter at work? Years back my Mum's fella did the ones in my Rallye, with trade stuff, they came up better than new.
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    some foam spray, and warm water, spray the foam, leave it a few seconds, then wipe off, cant remember the make of it though, its in hellfrauds
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    Re: Cleaning black seats?

    that halfords stuff is **** my sister had a few marks on her seats of the kids and stuff and she asked me to clean her seats with that halfords stuff cost her 11 quid summut stupid and it dident do **** so id get it done properly mate

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