The Best cleaning/resto Products for Vinyl seats PLEASE???

Hay, again i am new to this and only my second posting. I have just joined your world an bought what can only be described as a pile of junk and i am hoping to get it looking something special. I am starting with some of the simpler jobs first . . .

The seats :- They are white vinyl i think and i need to bring them back to their best. They look to be in good condition with no rips or tares however are very dirty! WHAT SHOULD I USE? (i would put picks up but i dont know how, ha)

Thank-you

There are plenty of cleaning products out there.
Cif, cillit bang, mild bleach solution, etc, also autoglym stuff. It's a case of trying it out.
Good luck with the car fella.

Ahhhh, so nothing specialist then. Was only asking as im kinda worried about damage to the seats as i cant afford new  . . .

I'll be sure to try on small area first then . . .

Thank-you :-)

Hi, got told by the peolple that restored my seats that pure soap flakes on hot water and then rubbed in using a soft toothbrush
was the best they have found to clean vinyl,you will need rubber gloves as they said the hotter the water the better.
you then just rinse off with a clean cloth.Hope this helps

soap flakes, star drops the list is endless.
depends on how dirty they are, stain digesting washing liquid to eat the dirt out, soft brush to agitate.
Just do not use anything petrolium based as this will attack the plastics.
I use towelling to mop up as it absorbs the muck. Examples are using swarfega to clean headliners, so it doesn't drip on you wilst working upwards.

Get an old towel and chop iy into 4" squares get them wet in warm water and use star drops neat out of the bottle. Then just clean them off with hot water and dry them.

oldspice said

Get an old towel and chop iy into 4" squares get them wet in warm water and use star drops neat out of the bottle. Then just clean them off with hot water and dry them.

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