Tools needed:
- Man Power
- Bacon or Sausage sandwich, or both?
- Vaccum Cleaner
- T45 Socket & matching rachet (to remove front seats)
- 8mm spanner or socket (to remove rear seats and centre arm rest)
- Screwdriver
Cleaning Products:
- Glade Carpet Powder
- AutoGlym Balm
- AutoGlym Leather Cleaner
- Bowl of Hot Water
Here are some initial pictures of the interior,;
Interior seats removed:
Brought the interior inside the house and got the vacuum on it, amazing how much came off it!
The carpet looked good to go so I brought some of this stuff to freshen it up a bit.
Sprinkle the powder on and leave it a few minutes (I left it an hour) then get the vacuum on it again which was the final stage, smells fantastic now!
Before the clean:
After the clean:
Then onto the seats!
Rears first, before the clean:
Nice hot clean water:
After the wipe down (look how dirty the water is!!)
Then popped over to Halfords and brought some AutoGlym leather treatment.
The cleaner contains specialised cleaning and deodoring agents to safetly clean and freshen the leather up, then the Care Balm is like a moisturiser and protects the leather. Check the results
Leather cleaner applied:
Then onto the Care Balm;
Leather Cleaner vs Care Balm:
Finished:
Now same process with the front seats:
Water:
Leather Cleaner:
Care Balm:
Then it was time to re-fit the carpet:
By this time, the freshness from the car was attracting the Bee's
Gave the door cards and steering wheel a good clean and then started to refit all the seats;
Really happy with it now, smells much better and looks much better.
