Hi, the seatbelts on my trophy are very grubby. More a brown colour than silver and don't look very nice. Is there anything recommended for cleaning these? I was going try something like cilit bang?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Dirty seatbelts
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I found fairy up liquid does wonder with a brush.
I pull them out as far as possible, close the door and soak in a bucket of hot water with washing powder for a while then scrub and if really bad I've even used kitchen Flash ( the one with bleach in it )
The rears can be done with buckets in the boot!
The rears can be done with buckets in the boot!
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Cool, I'll give it a go. I thought it would of taken something strong to get them clean but obviously not.
Use this thread for inspiration 
http://www.cliotrophy.co.uk/forum/showthread.php/50959-Black-seatbelts
http://www.cliotrophy.co.uk/forum/showthread.php/50959-Black-seatbelts
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don't use bleach based cleaners on seatbelt webbing. Hot soapy water, a soft brush and some effort
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I'll bare that in mind. Probably just use fairy or something similar.
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Just a thought. Will they need a hair dryer on them after to dry them before they roll back up?
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I know what you mean! I stay in Aberdeen where it hasn't stopped raining since 1998
I pulled my belts out the car, Shut the doors on them and they jet washed mine.
Rubbed them down with a towel and then left in car with heaters on for a while.
Had them clean in 2 mins but took about 20 for them to dry.
Rubbed them down with a towel and then left in car with heaters on for a while.
Had them clean in 2 mins but took about 20 for them to dry.
Autoglym interior cleaner (green label) spray,hot water and a scrubbing brush got mine up nearly mint.
Its a summer job at best they take ages to dry.lol
Its a summer job at best they take ages to dry.lol