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rdfcpete:
Gave the car a very mini detail on Saturday and used AG interior spray (the light green logo) on the Interlagos seats. I've got the heated standard GTI Interlagos seats.

It all looked fine once damp so I left it. I then got a small bucket of cool water, went over them with a jiffy cloth once damp and left them to dry. When I came to hoover them after once dry, the drivers side was looking quite exhausted and didn't look like it had just been washed as such.

What can I use as a quality upholstery restorer on them? The passenger side isn't too bad but I want to keep them in the best condition as possible.

Something that will bring the factory colour back to them will be ideal please  :happy2:







Thanks.

Gene Hunt:
My old GTI was the same,even after a proffesional seat valet. On my ED 30 08 reg i use a seat cover now when in my work gear.

Greeners:
The product is pretty good you are using, maybe it's your method?

A brush is best to get the best from the cleaner.  :happy2:

rdfcpete:

--- Quote from: Greeners on March 15, 2011, 09:12:25 pm ---The product is pretty good you are using, maybe it's your method?

A brush is best to get the best from the cleaner.  :happy2:

--- End quote ---

Probably is to be honest Nath!  :rolleye:

What's a good order then, perhaps dampen the the seats first?
Which brush should I use, an MF one? Presumably it needs to be soft?

Greeners:
I'd just spray the area thoroughly and work a brush into it then wipe over with an MF cloth.

I bought a decent Megs brush from halfords the other week that would be perfect for the job as it has two differing types of bristle. 

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