light scrub brush mixture of laundry detergant and warm water and a dry towel, lightly brush with the mixture then use the towell to extract the mosture works pretty well.
To clean, I pull them out of the car, scrub with "Tuff Stuff" or some other upholstery/carpet cleaner, then use a power washer. The one I have is 2300 PSI. As long as your material is in good shape it will not damage it. Or, you can use one of those sprayers at the car wash. Works much better than a shampooer with upholstery attachment.
The coloring agent is specialy formulated to dye clothing, (aka tie-dye shirts.) I would think that a little sweat would not be a problem.
strokedandblown said:
light scrub brush mixture of laundry detergant and warm water and a dry towel, lightly brush with the mixture then use the towell to extract the mosture works pretty well.
For covers still attached to the frame and foam this is an excelent method of cleaning, however I was trying to gain some insight on actualy washing the seatcoversONLY. And then using a clothing grade dye to recolor the covers.