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Use some autoglym bumper car cream(green stuff looks like snot)

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I used some Autoglym Bumper Car cream(green stuff looks like snot) on my seat backs the other day which worked well.
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Clean back of hardback seats

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Does anyone know the best way to clean the back of hardback seats ?
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Does anyone know the best way to clean the back of hardback seats ?
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Clean scuffs first

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Although I may try cleaning the scuffs first with some interior shampoo before bringing the finish back up with the bumper care again.
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Recommend autoglym however you definitely need

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The scuffs came off a treat, unfortunately so did the paint that had been applied when I bought the car to spruce up the interior [8|] Anyway it looks better than it did (a little bit mottled) so I would recommend Autoglym however you definitely need to be very careful where you use it [
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Use some standard products like autoglym etc, will be interesting

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I will have a crack using some standard products like autoglym etc, will be interesting to see how they compare.
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Clean back of hardback seats

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Does anyone know the best way to clean the back of hardback seats ?
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Clean scuffs first

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Although I may try cleaning the scuffs first with some interior shampoo before bringing the finish back up with the bumper care again.
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Recommend autoglym however you definitely need

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The scuffs came off a treat, unfortunately so did the paint that had been applied when I bought the car to spruce up the interior [8|] Anyway it looks better than it did (a little bit mottled) so I would recommend Autoglym however you definitely need to be very careful where you use it [
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Use some autoglym bumper car cream(green stuff looks like snot)

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I used some Autoglym Bumper Car cream(green stuff looks like snot) on my seat backs the other day which worked well.
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Use some standard products like autoglym etc, will be interesting

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I will have a crack using some standard products like autoglym etc, will be interesting to see how they compare.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, Does anyone know the best way to clean the back of hardback seats ? Mine have some scuffs etc and would like to clean them up.

POST 2Original post

I've been meaning to have a go at my driver's seat, which has a couple of scratches. Anyone tried this stuff on interior trim? http://www.rollupandshine.com/forever-black-bumper--trim-cleaner--reconditioner-kit-256-p.asp

POST 3Original post

I've a few marks on mine, interested to here what works. I'm going to try a couple of things later today so will report back

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I will have a crack using some standard products like autoglym etc, will be interesting to see how they compare. Wonder if you can get any sort of protection ?

POST 5Original post

Ive heard the best way is to keep the leather 'nurished' and moist so it doesn't dry out.

POST 6Original post

Hi I use a Magyuers long term tyre and trim dressing, is a purple colour, works really well on any plastic or rubber, i tried it onmy hard backs as a tester with great results

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I went and bought Autoglym Interior Shampoo and cracked on with the back of the seats today. The scuffs came off a treat, unfortunately so did the paint that had been applied when I bought the car to spruce up the interior [8|] Anyway it looks better than it did (a little bit mottled) so I would recommend Autoglym however you definitely need to be very careful where you use it [ ]

POST 8Original post

I used some Autoglym Bumper Car cream(green stuff looks like snot) on my seat backs the other day which worked well. Although I may try cleaning the scuffs first with some interior shampoo before bringing the finish back up with the bumper care again. Only a quick going over but much improved.

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I might grab some of the bumper care snot at the weekend and give it a go.

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