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I'm currently half way through cleaning up the seats in my mog and i'm using a turtle wax foam which has a scrubbing brush. It is working well but is quite a slow process (and my arms are hurting) is there anything more effective?

Tris

Yes, use autoglym rubber and vinyl care. Just spray it on and rub it off

Tris wrote:I'm currently half way through cleaning up the seats in my mog and i'm using a turtle wax foam which has a scrubbing brush. It is working well but is quite a slow process (and my arms are hurting) is there anything more effective?

Tris

I have always found the simple, old fashioned, Vanish soap bar to be very effective.

I took the covers off, used all surface cleaner, a scrubbing brush and the shower Came up beautifully It also gave me a chance to check the springs & foam etc and see what needed replacing!

Doesn't taking the covers off make the job harder? though at least you can get to it all easily

It does make it easier to stick everything in the shower without worrying about rusting the seats I'm sure Bob's seats are much cleaner than Minerva's were, putting them in the shower made it easier to wash everything away!

Might just give it a try

I used Gortex walking boot cleaner. It was all I had in the cupboard. Then I mixed gey and blue shoe polish to give me the right colour to polish my blue grey seats.

That brought back memories of my motorcycling days - used to polish the seat on my triumph, but I won't say why!!

walking boot cleaner? really? maybe.. just sounds odd

If your seats are leather there's no reason why you shouldn't use colour matched shoe polish/cream leather is a skin so it's like moisturizing if vinyl use prepaint(not thinners) wipe to clean it 'll take years of grime of with not alot of effort (I used to be a car trimmer so you know )
James

Wow! so many options, that car looks awesome too James!