Recaros

TestTransmission

So,how do you clean yours?

Online suggests diluted woolite.

Atomic Pineapple

Interested in this too actually, some stains in the passenger seat that I dont know where they came from looks like split drink :mad:

Midnight_EG

Here you are, works best

TestTransmission

Midnight_EG wrote: »

Here you are, works best

I found that thread,so definitely the woolite?

Midnight_EG

TestTransmission wrote: »

I found that thread,so definitely the woolite?

Worked for myself on my red Recaros, and on my black back Recaros in the EG.

Ain't tried it on the black Recaros in the EK because I got them brand new...so should work :P

TestTransmission

Woolite is on special in tesco at the moment and all (half price) Should be alrite for the rear seat aswell?

Midnight_EG

TestTransmission wrote: »

Woolite is on special in tesco at the moment and all (half price) Should be alrite for the rear seat aswell?

Worked on my own, so why not yours

BanzaiBk

AG interior shampoo or something like cleancar's interior cleaner, whichever one agitated with a brush.

projectgtr

Nothing better that a decent carpet machine (not a wet vac!) used with the right shampoo and deodorizer, and left to dry using a fan. thats how i do mine, ill tell you the chemicals i use but no point in buying unless your doing a fair bit of it as they come in trade sizes only afaik.

Heres a set of seats ive done for a friend, a few years of baby mess and milk

This is with most of the heavy caked on stuff removed


Finished


The thing with seats is you want as much of the chemical/water out of the seat as possible and dry them using air flow not heat


Il; be doing my recaro next week if i get time ill take some shots, i tend to do mine once or twice a year

omb0wyn5ehpij9

I've used this stuff on my Recaro's and my mats and both have come up a treat!

Atomic Pineapple

Mine have just stains on them , no caked in dirt or anything like a dirt build up over time, should all of the above be ok simply to get the stains out?

omb0wyn5ehpij9

draffodx wrote: »

Mine have just stains on them , no caked in dirt or anything like a dirt build up over time, should all of the above be ok simply to get the stains out?

I had a stain on my passenger Recaro and the Autoglym stuff got it out!

projectgtr

draffodx wrote: »

Mine have just stains on them , no caked in dirt or anything like a dirt build up over time, should all of the above be ok simply to get the stains out?

once it only a surface stain you will be fine using them, just let the seat dry as much as possible

Gary ITR

Jaysis lads where are ye getting all of the stains from?

Gregsor

I find Autoglym works a treat too,more so on the smaller/fresh stains.

Thankfully no big jobs have needed addressing to date :cool:.

challengemaster

Onkle wrote: »

Jaysis lads where are ye getting all of the stains from?

From when vtec kicks in... :pac:

hellyeah

woolite for me. done the trick last summer on my red recaros.
amazing how well they came up.

Gregsor

Any tips on the Woolite,just use it straight up?
Let dry then a hoover?
Got a bottle to try out,"Triple protection",yeah baby