Cleaning seat belts?

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ktclm06

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Cleaning seat belts?

Postby ktclm06 » Wed Oct 23, 2013 12:39 pm

Hi all,
Any advice on this one would be much appreciated.

My 4L Coupe has the light/cream/biscuit seat belts which are now looking pretty grubby, in fact, verging on embarrassing!.

Does anyone have any suggestions on what products/processes would be best to tackle these?.

PS Meant to include that having spoken some time ago to someone "who knows" of these things, he frightened the life out of me with all sorts of horror stories about what could go wrong......hence the plea!

Regards.

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Re: Cleaning seat belts?

Postby keithbaker » Sun Nov 03, 2013 5:45 pm

Hi

I have one of those "as seen on TV" steam cleaners, and that has improved the appearance of my belts.
Regards,

Keith.
1996 Celebration Convertible (LHD)

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Re: Cleaning seat belts?

Postby ktclm06 » Mon Nov 04, 2013 9:34 am

Thanks for that Keith, appreciated.

I must confess though now to having taken the cowards way out!. TUF is off into the care of "The Furniture Clinic" (as per the advertisement in the club magazine) on 27/11. For a VERY reasonable price they are going to rebuild my drivers seat bolster and armrest, retreat the rest of the seats, clean up the door cards and clean the belts for me.

I am looking forward very much to seeing the finished results!.

Thanks again anyway,
Keith (also!)

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Re: Cleaning seat belts?

Postby keithbaker » Mon Nov 04, 2013 2:05 pm

Hi Keith

Sounds like a good solution. Nothing beats a Jaguar interior - especially a clean one!

Enjoy!
Regards,

Keith.
1996 Celebration Convertible (LHD)


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