Steam cleaner

 

Pull them outside the Car, close door, MF cloth around belt buckle to protect paintwork then crack on with the Jetwash you'll be amazed!

 

Interesting method! Steam the most effective?

 

G101 then jet wash like said above.

 

Jetwash method won't work for the rear belts though as it's a 3-door car. Will try steam first.

 

bio washing powder not that i would do seat belts on safety grounds supposed to weaken them i heard :thumb:

 

Hi Rob what APC were you using and to what ratio?

My method for belts has always been a light pre spray with G101 at around the 10:1 ratio then spray and suck with the George and bio brisk using hot water, britemax grime out performs well also for spot cleaning/pre spray.


Sorry guys but suggesting pulling the belts out shutting door and jet washing them is crazy imo :wall:

 

I've put a how to guide on here if you search. I'm currently on my phone and can't find it.

 

Yeah I would not jam the belts in the door and pressure wash them!

I purchased a £30 steam cleaner, put Autobrite APC in the detergent tank, set the mix ratio to max and got to work on the belts. Worked a treat! Steamed them, then agitated the belts with a soft nail brush, wiped clean with a microfibre cloth, then steamed again with no APC mix, just steam and wiped again with a clean microfibre - belts looks great now! Advantage of the steam cleaner is I can do the rear belts on a 3-door car.

 

Hi.

VenomUK, there are your thread

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showpost.php?p=3575734&postcount=5

Regards