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Any recommendations how to remove detailing wax or compound overspray from the seat?
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I'd try dish soap and warm water with a soft brush.
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Isopropyl Alcohol 70%.... this is sold as "rubbing" alchohol depending on country/location.
Good bye wax.
Good bye wax.
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But make sure you clean it right after with some soap and water
But make sure you clean it right after with some soap and water
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Those ideas above mine...solid. Both will work. I'm a detailer. So, step 1: remove seat before polish or wax. Lol! I always clean the surfaces with 70% or higher ISO alcohol mixed 50/50 with water. It will work on the seat as well with a little agitation. Try not to scrub.
Dawn dish soap should do the job as well. Might take a little more agitation than IPA but it will work.
Steam is always a best friend but not everyone has a steamer. I don't recommend trying to use steam from an iron at two inches from surface. Asking for problems there.
Dawn dish soap should do the job as well. Might take a little more agitation than IPA but it will work.
Steam is always a best friend but not everyone has a steamer. I don't recommend trying to use steam from an iron at two inches from surface. Asking for problems there.
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