Cleaning SS Logos On Seats

[JBlack151]

Need to really clean my SS logos up on my seats. I've never noticed how grey they've become. I planned on using some Leather & Interior Cleaner along with a small brush.

 

Is there any other suggestions to cleaning these? Here's the only picture I can find of them from a few months ago. They are dirtier in person, believe me!

[Chewy]

Are the logo's stitched? I'd use CUC!

[Kustom_FX]

Yes they are stitched and a P.I.T.A. to clean, careful with the brush I started to fray mine. All I do is CUC and a Utility towel now..

[JBlack151]

Yes they are stitched and a P.I.T.A. to clean, careful with the brush I started to fray mine. All I do is CUC and a Utility towel now..

 

I was afraid that may happen. I was going to try a softer small brush, but I think I'll work with a utility towel first to see the results.

 

Thanks

[BlueGenCoupe]

Try a tooth brush on the stitching

[Team Adam's]

Yep, I use a soft toothbrush on mine. Nothing with stiff bristles.

[07RS4]

Toothbrush and CUC

[JBlack151]

Yeah I originally planned on using a toothbrush lightly and only apply in the same direction as the stitching. Maybe I'll borrow my wife's toothbrush and say "Adam did it"

[Pureshine]

Do not use a brush on embroidery use a microfiber towel and just rub the dirt out. If you loosing the stitches its not cheap to get it fixed. I have a lot of clients that have custom embroidery on there head rest.

Edited April 27, 2012 by Pureshine

[Motorsports-X]

I see im not the only one here with a tbss but who has a 200 shot of gas on it? lol

 

i seriously regret letting my wife "daily drive" this truck. ill be spending the next few months fixing the paint. im def gonna have to repaint part of it, and it might all get it. (hit a dear and the last guy completely screwed the paint)

[M3NTA7]

First thing you need to do is gently remove that cute furry thing that is sitting on the seat...