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Speed Yellow Seatbelts - Cleaning Tips?

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YOUR RESEARCHSpeed Yellow Seatbelts - Cleaning Tips?

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Use stiff nail-brush, a small bowl of hot water mixed

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I remember when I had Red seat belts in a Golf GTI years back, I used a stiff nail-brush, a small bowl of hot water mixed with Persil Bio.

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Clean grubby looking drivers seatbelt

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Anyone got any recommendations on how to clean my grubby looking drivers seatbelt?

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Anyone got any recommendations on how to clean my grubby looking drivers seatbelt?

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Use cleaner like

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You can use a cleaner like:

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Suggestion · Original poster

Anyone got any recommendations on how to clean my grubby looking drivers seatbelt?

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Use cleaner like

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You can use a cleaner like:

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I remember when I had Red seat belts in a Golf GTI years back, I used a stiff nail-brush, a small bowl of hot water mixed with Persil Bio.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone got any recommendations on how to clean my grubby looking drivers seatbelt? Thanks, Mike

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160 degrees dry steam with serious pressure! Bad news is the machine costs nearly £3k and we only offer this as an in-house service. You can use a cleaner like: 303 Aerospace Cleaner with a brush but it will take you forever and the results won't be quite as good. It will certainly improve it though. Regards G :thumb:

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I know Mr Elite detailing is telling you the correct way however I know you are asking a DiY fix I remember when I had Red seat belts in a Golf GTI years back, I used a stiff nail-brush, a small bowl of hot water mixed with Persil Bio. Then scrubbed them real hard. Not only did they come up like new (removing sump oil) but they smelt real good too!!! :mrgreen:

POST 5Original post

ummmmmmm ... love the smell of lavender and camomile in the morning (or some such rot) ... actually I think napalm removes almost anything, stains, tree cover, Viet Cong etc etc.

POST 6Original post

Lloyd, that must have been a hell of a big-bang failure to get sump oil on the seatbelts. Where did the pistons end up?

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