Cleaning the Interior

HurricaneStang · 08-20-2006, 04:57 AM

So it seems the new cloth interiors are even more of a pain to get it clean. I can't find a good way to clean it. I was thinking about renting a rug doctor because i don't really know anyother good way to do it. Someone spilt chocolate and cheese on the seats which i was very upset about. Do any of you know a good cleaning product or method?

Skoshi42 · 08-20-2006, 05:32 AM

there are many interior cleaners in the automotive care aisle... pretty much buy the best one you can find... you will get your moneys worth... if you can also, take out the front seats and clean the carpet under.. its not that hard to do...

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I brew my own carpet cleaning solution.... and I do my own car wash solution (no waterspots + PH balanced)... im planning on going to market with these... ive been making them for years.... people think i spent all day waxing my car.. when all I did was wash it with my car wash...hehe.. secret recipe.. dont ask... it just works...

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Horrific_Ending · 08-20-2006, 06:18 PM

hey skoshi is it hard to actually take out the seats? is it just a bunch of nuts and bolts and taking all the plugs off from the drivers seat?

ST4NG · 08-20-2006, 06:30 PM

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hey skoshi is it hard to actually take out the seats? is it just a bunch of nuts and bolts and taking all the plugs off from the drivers seat?

Im wondering the same. I need to clean them, and while I wanted to attempt it to see if its worth purchasing GT Takeoff Leather Seat Covers.

Horrific_Ending · 08-20-2006, 06:46 PM

same with me i was going to get leather but i heard you have to take the front seats out, so just wondering how hard it is to take out.

Skoshi42 · 08-21-2006, 12:53 AM

Its very easy to remove the seats, there are two different sizes for the front and rear bolts.... the rear bolts are bigger but I forget the sizes. and there are two plugs under the seat, a yellow and gray one.. these just pop out... becareful when removing the seats, they weigh about 30lbs... and um.......... dont be surprized if you see the frame rusted underneath... I only had my car for 6 months... and was completely shocked to see this... but all and all.. its real simple..

HurricaneStang · 08-21-2006, 01:54 AM

Thanks for the tips skoshi. Ive already been looking at the leather seat covers for the simple fact they would save me alot of time having to clean the seats since it seems everything just sticks to them.

V6 · 08-22-2006, 07:59 PM

I've got a rug doctor and it will clean anything out of the interior. I've had whole smoothies, soda, and ice cream all spill in my car and they all came out without any problems

HurricaneStang · 08-22-2006, 09:08 PM

Ya thats what i was thinking also. My parents used to rent the rug doctor all the time because us kids always made a mess in the other vehicles so thats automatically what i was thinking of.