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Old 06-24-2011, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by adrs2k
Anytime! Now show us some pics! Too bad you aren't close by, a couple CR owners are doing photos this weekend. Keep an eye out on Monday for the pics.

Woo!! Can't wait. Going to have some taken tonight before I go on Vacation next week...to SoCal!
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Old 09-30-2011, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by adrs2k
No badges of honor on my seats....but they did have a little dirt spot. I used the same foam cleaner and it seemed to work. Otherwise, just a damp cloth with maybe some light soap. Detailers domain has regular fabric cleaners as well.
Hi - I am also looking for a good cleander to keep the alcantara and yellow cloth clean. It seems the yellow cloth may be the area most people have trouble maintaining. Is this the right link (the above link is now broken). Is the product named Leather Master Foam Cleaner for Suede and Alcantara? Is there something specifically made for the cloth section? Thanks!

http://www.detailersdomain.com/Leath...ara_p_213.html
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Old 09-30-2011, 09:20 PM
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That product you've link works very well on the CR seats!
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Thank you. I was also able to pull more information:

Alcantara website:
http://int.alcantara.com/#/en/menu/t...ry_maintenance

Previous S2KI posting: https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/index.php...&f=15&t=744242

check out the autmotive pics: http://int.alcantara.com/#/en/menu/a...ve/lamborghini
The lambo Reventon also uses alcantara.
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Originally Posted by #172CR
Originally Posted by patinum' timestamp='1308941918' post='20716594
Any tips for cleaning the cloth part of the seat? I have a bad habit of sitting on brake dust covered wheels when changing pads then immediately sitting in the car. Didn't matter with my Ap1.

If you're talking about the yellow portion, I completely agree I have a stain in the passenger side that I've no idea how to get out. It has grown to be a badge of "honor" though lol
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Old 10-01-2011, 10:27 AM
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Using the CR for extracurricular activities, Hmmmm!
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As I looked at Mocky's photos...I've come to the conclusion that the yellow portion of my seats isn't as bright as it used to be....

Could be the dark cloudy, rainy weather here in the Pacific NW, or it could be that they need some restoration.

Any ideas on if I take the cover off the seats, would it be washable in a regular washer?

Or perhaps should I try the leather master foam, scrub the seats, let them dry and see if that would restore what I'm looking for?

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Ira ,

The product linked above works very well, but if you want a better recommendation pm Phil at DetailersDomain. He would be the best resource for additional products.
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Ira ,

The product linked above works very well, but if you want a better recommendation pm Phil at DetailersDomain. He would be the best resource for additional products.

My thoughts as well... He's pretty good at these types of questions.. if anything, PM him a link to this thread... He might be crushed because of ths holidays but hopefully he can throw his $.02 in.. I'm sure lots of us here would be curious as well on proper seat maintenance....

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