How to Clean seat belts - question?

Started by msuguydon, September 18, 2009, 03:06:59 PM

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msuguydon

I had the back seat out of the Ole Tuna Boat this week while installing some speakers in the package tray.  I got grease on my rear seat belts.. any suggestions, tricks on how to clean them?

Tried some vinyl cleaner and it really did not do the trick..

Ohh yeah.. Hi everybody.. :)(
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Learpilot

Quote from: "msuguydon"I had the back seat out of the Ole Tuna Boat this week while installing some speakers in the package tray.  I got grease on my rear seat belts.. any suggestions, tricks on how to clean them?

Tried some vinyl cleaner and it really did not do the trick..

Ohh yeah.. Hi everybody.. :)(
I have a friend who owns a cleaners and he uses hand cleaner, like Go Jo ect.
Rick

paul2748

Try a mild detergent like dish washing soap.

butch27

I use Prepsol 440 on everything including our indoor couch. Just use a white cloth though. I keep a gal. around all of the time.

phat rat

Brake cleaner. I know it sounds harsh but it's a trick I learned a number of years ago. If I get grease on good pants or shirt I immediately spray some on and scrub the grease off. You could spray it on a hidden area to check color change, if you concerned that it might.
Some days it\'s not worth chewing through the restraints.