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Old 08-20-2011, 10:26 PM
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There were rips and holes in the convertible top on my 84 GT so the seats in the car had huge stains and some green stuff on them. I pulled them out and using Blech-Wite, evenly spray the BW on the DRY seat, let sit a min. Now you get a wet wash mit or scrub brush (mit preffered) and start scrubbing the seat. Thoroughly scrubbing, rinse the seat with a hose until the whitish residue dissappears when water is sprayed on. Then just leave the seats out in the sun until they are dry(takes a day, maybe 2). If there are still stains from the weather, you can repeat the process(my stains came out the second time). BW can be used on anything and cleans real well, just don't spray it on plastic and leave it on for more than a minute, it will ruin the color.
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