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Interior cleaning project
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04-11-2006, 07:12 PM
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Knudsen Wrote:The "skin" is kept together with alot of small metalrings. Those rings can be bent out, so the "skin" can be peeled of. Pretty easy. I also tried it exactly the same way, replacing the rings with zipties: I washed the seat-skin two times but they turned out to be still dirtier than my current seats. BTW: this pic was only after vacum cleaning one of them. ![]() And since getting all rings loose and replacing them with zipties takes a long time to do I think I'd better go for the DJexor way. ![]() It's amazing Mike! 1983 - AE86 Sprinter Trueno - import project 2013 - Honda Civic sport - daily driver 2004 - AEU86 dot ORG - daily domain Support our forum, buy from the AEU86 shop:
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