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chuckd
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My buckets seats from e-bay arrived, and they are dirty from 231,000 miles of use. Short of bringing them to a detailing shop, any ideas on how to get them clean? Have used some spot remover with mixed results. I was told to soak them with simple green for about 20 minutes, then use a home style carpet cleaner to remove. Any thoughts?

Chuckd

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Cloth, leather, or vinyl?


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Whoops, sorry about that, the seats have cloth fabric.

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