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he is so afraid of me right now he left on the golf cart and my mom is acting like nothing is wrong she is 1 complex over and I told her I need her to take me to my shop for tools to get the seat out 1 hr ago. **** its going to be stained and stink now!!!!!!!!!!! Idk how im going to get to work cuz it sure as hell aint going to be dry by 5:30am in 50* weather.
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12-01-2008, 10:12 PM
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Dude I also dont know how youll go about cleaning it. I mean for the top I use Turtle Wax upholstery cleaner...
but I have noooooo clue how youll get the inside "clean"....it'lll only end up drying up and stink and might draw insects in....AHHHHH.....
gah whata mess LOL...looks like your in the market forrrrrrrrrrr some RACING SEATS!!!!
Dude I also dont know how youll go about cleaning it. I mean for the top I use Turtle Wax upholstery cleaner...
but I have noooooo clue how youll get the inside "clean"....it'lll only end up drying up and stink and might draw insects in....AHHHHH.....
gah whata mess LOL...looks like your in the market forrrrrrrrrrr some RACING SEATS!!!!
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12-01-2008, 10:25 PM
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bring it to the local carwash and powerwash it. if they are electric seats becareful and cover the stuff with plastic bags. the seats are two parts. the backrest comes apart from the seat. all the bolts are underneath. you need to pull the plastic tabs from the seat bottom to get at the hardware. but putting the tabs back together takes some time and patients. you may verywell have to purchase a new bottom portion, or knowing the dealer they only sell complete seats. try going to lmctruck.com and look at the dak section. they very well might have what you need
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12-01-2008, 11:52 PM
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yeah, you are going to have to pull them bitches out...
pull the fabric off and machine wash it...
the foam is going to be tricky...
blue coral carpet cleaner and water... soak them in that then put them in a heavy duty garbage bag... get out a shop vac and suck out all the water that you can.
Then its going to be a pain in the *** to get the rest of the water out and get them back on the frame... you might not be able to get the foam off the frame... so it might take a more ingenious way to get the foam clean.
either way, it aint gona be fun...
punch him in the back of the head...
pull the fabric off and machine wash it...
the foam is going to be tricky...
blue coral carpet cleaner and water... soak them in that then put them in a heavy duty garbage bag... get out a shop vac and suck out all the water that you can.
Then its going to be a pain in the *** to get the rest of the water out and get them back on the frame... you might not be able to get the foam off the frame... so it might take a more ingenious way to get the foam clean.
either way, it aint gona be fun...
punch him in the back of the head...
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ok, found one of those friends you know you have for a reason..... he had an upolstry cleaning machine in his garage, took it home to the truck and took the front seats out and cleaned the carpet, seats, and floormats. I think I got it. Going to let it dry for a day then put it back together. only 1 casulty so far....... Passenger front door panel got a hole in the vinal from the passenger seat so I need a new panel
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12-02-2008, 05:54 AM
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