cleaned seat belts. Results.....

polisher

polisher

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the results were suoerb..i simply used a cup of simple green and hot water in a bucket and let the seatbelt soaked in it..after scrubbing in between it was results were like new..
i could tell because the water in the bucket was soo damn dity..
yall should try it too..:rockon
 
I should probably clean my seat belts. 20 years old and probably never cleaned. Was it difficult to remove the belt from the reel?
 
here are the pictures..sorry i couldnt get before shots..but still
 

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MalibuLX3 said:
I should probably clean my seat belts. 20 years old and probably never cleaned. Was it difficult to remove the belt from the reel?
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well i didnt remove any bolts i just stretched the seatbelt on to a bucket and used clip to hold the top end of the stretched belt..
some thing like this :
 

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Now that I can see them better:
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They look great!
 
cmichael258 said:
Looks great! Nice work.

How long did it soak?
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hmm like 30 mins with Simple Green and hot water and then scrubbing followed by another approx 20mins of just hot water. Also in the bucket i put like @least 2 cups of Simple Green and hot water..i found the more concentrate the Simple Green the better..but i think 2 cups should be good..
 
ooo sorry ..for the front seatbelts i used 2 since they were very dirty..but for the rear ones i used 1 cup..
but if they are really really dirty then just use 2 instead
 
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