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Water damaged beige upholstery

Yamanoto · 2019-05-12 16:03:06

Would any industrial strength valet make an impact on these long suffering water damaged seats? 2007 Audi A4

12-05-2019 4:03pm

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Would any industrial strength valet make an impact on these long suffering water damaged seats?

2007 Audi A4

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You can wash them yourself with clothes washing powder (Persil, daz etc)dissolved in warm water and a clean microfibre cloth or sponge .

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#3 12-05-2019 4:17pm

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Wet vac will probaly sort it.

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#4 12-05-2019 4:17pm

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Would that be a permanent fix folks?

From what I've read elsewhere, this type of thing may initially disappear, only to re-emerge shortly thereafter.

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#5 12-05-2019 6:33pm

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Yamanoto wrote: »

Would that be a permanent fix folks?

From what I've read elsewhere, this type of thing may initially disappear, only to re-emerge shortly thereafter.

No permanent the washing powder is very high tech and designed to get stains out of cloth , so it works brilliantly , if you haven't got a wet vac , get the dirt from the seats into numerous clean cloths.

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