Seat belt cleaning tool!

I would like to have one, but the price puts it out of my reach. How about a group buy and pass it around? I`ve got beige seat belts that look terrible.
 
Would like to have one as well but I dont really think I have the use for it. Never saw anything this effective before. You can pull them out of the car to pressure wash, but what about the part that does not reach outside.

they do give a parts list on the page, approx. cost building it yourself is $100. Which is quite reasonable considering little buffers are going for $600.
 
Looks like it could be great...for the guy who must have everything at least. Heh heh, not slamming at all, I fall into that category sometimes and if I were a Pro I would indeed have to have that. If somebody does want to do the buy-and-rent I`d probably be game (just for the Tahoe).
 
I would worry about seat belt material being compromised or cleaner and water shorting out seat belt sensor&wiring
 
I was actually pretty surprised at how much water didn`t fly out of that little electrical box. I imagined it just going everywhere. You may be able to make that even cheaper than the $100 if you go to the local Lowes or Home Depot.
 
65chevy said:
I would worry about seat belt material being compromised or cleaner and water shorting out seat belt sensor&wiring
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Yea, my pressure washer is 1000 psi, and you can turn it down from that a little. I wouldnt just grab a 3000 psi unit and go to town with it. This is a last option for extremely soiled seatbelts. Definitely not a maintenance tool.

I believe some cars have airbags in the seatbelts or something like that (i cant keep up) those you would definitely want to stay away from.

very good points, thank you
 
lxjeremy said:
I was actually pretty surprised at how much water didn`t fly out of that little electrical box. I imagined it just going everywhere. You may be able to make that even cheaper than the $100 if you go to the local Lowes or Home Depot.
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same here, I thought it was going to be a mess. If I buy one or make one there probably will be water flying everywhere
 
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