Removing Recaro Seat Covers?!
19-12-2005, 02:05 PM
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Removing Recaro Seat Covers?!
Want to get my saph cos cloth trim minty mint... who's removed the seat covers and how easy is it to do?!
Any tips etc... whats the best way to clean them.....
I remember a similar post where Ryan did his- but cant find it?!
Thanks!
Any tips etc... whats the best way to clean them.....
I remember a similar post where Ryan did his- but cant find it?!
Thanks!
19-12-2005, 04:13 PM
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easy to remove, about 20 mins to strip a seat.
there held on by long plastic clips.
only hard bit to remove the cloth from the foam is the centre sections as the material is stappled to them.
so im my opinion leave the material on the foam on the centres when you wash them.
will take a couple of days to dry infront of a radiator, but well worth the effort
there held on by long plastic clips.
only hard bit to remove the cloth from the foam is the centre sections as the material is stappled to them.
so im my opinion leave the material on the foam on the centres when you wash them.
will take a couple of days to dry infront of a radiator, but well worth the effort
19-12-2005, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Ryan
easy to remove, about 20 mins to strip a seat.
there held on by long plastic clips.
only hard bit to remove the cloth from the foam is the centre sections as the material is stappled to them.
so im my opinion leave the material on the foam on the centres when you wash them.
will take a couple of days to dry infront of a radiator, but well worth the effort
there held on by long plastic clips.
only hard bit to remove the cloth from the foam is the centre sections as the material is stappled to them.
so im my opinion leave the material on the foam on the centres when you wash them.
will take a couple of days to dry infront of a radiator, but well worth the effort
Did you put the covers in the washer? How did you clean them?!
Gonna get my local trimmer to strip and re-assemble,, i'd prob f**k it up!
19-12-2005, 10:06 PM
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i put them in the bath.
with persil tablet, and scubbed them with a soft bristled brush.
used, luke warm water, and rinsed them through with cold.
left them to dry for a few days and then put them back on.
good as new.
with persil tablet, and scubbed them with a soft bristled brush.
used, luke warm water, and rinsed them through with cold.
left them to dry for a few days and then put them back on.
good as new.
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