Seat Ventilation Hole Cleaning
While dressing, my seats with leather cleaner, I accidentally got too much white leather cleaner in some of the holes. Dang it.
Does anyone have any suggestions how to get this leather cleaner out of the holes?
Thanks.
Does anyone have any suggestions how to get this leather cleaner out of the holes?
Thanks.
Try some old toothbrushes or another soft brush, or one with bristles stiff enough to penetrate the holes. Or toothpicks, but then you have to do each hole separately.
I used all of the above after refinishing (painting) the seats in my 3rd gen RX. I suppose the vent holes are similar in the 4th gen.
I used all of the above after refinishing (painting) the seats in my 3rd gen RX. I suppose the vent holes are similar in the 4th gen.
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When you have kids, its inevitable that you'll get some form of gunk (chocolate, hand cream, etc) trapped in the perforations. I straighten a staple and use it to loosen whatever is trapped. For glitter, I'd say, bang on the seats (lightly) with one hand and live vacuum on the other.
I'd say even a shoe-brush would help loosen things up!
I'd say even a shoe-brush would help loosen things up!
A Dyson (die soon?) on high setting with brush attachment got most of the glitter. I'll try some of the other suggestions for other gunk that has found its way into the seat holes.
Thanks for all the suggestions, much appreciated.
Thanks for all the suggestions, much appreciated.
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