I just got done shampooing my GTi Recaros and they look awesome, but the white Recaro embroidery is still pretty dirty, it didn't clean very well. Anyone know a good trick for cleaning the embroidery and getting it nice and bright again? I was thinking about using one of those Tide pens, but I don't want to risk doing anything to the fabric around the embroidery. Anyone have any ideas?
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tide pin or maybe really diluted oxyclean and a soft electric toothbrush
sudt look at the condition of the threads first if they look like the are worn, then live with it dirty.seien Sie größer, als Sie erscheinen
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Did you use the shampoo undiluted, or did you water it down?Comment
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Normal strength and then I used a wet/dry vacuum followed by paper towels laid on it to dry it.- Trey
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I used the Tide pen, it did pretty well. They're not perfect, but much better.Comment
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Try shout out spray. I use that on all my white stuff. Spray and work the dirt with a toothbrush and wipe off with damp towel. Should be a lot better! :up:Comment
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BTW, the "Recaro" logo on the grey VW seats is supposed to be red. They fade to pink/white over time.
You can use a fine point Sharpie to color it back in.Comment
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Well, I'll be damned. That looks badass. I might have to do that.Comment
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haha, i was asking myself, i havent seen any white recaro labels on gti seats. i used a sharpie to re-red mine and it actually worked quite well.Comment
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I colored mine red today:
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white out pen...
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