Cleaning Seats and Interior

[boggs0214]

Resolve Spot Magic works wonders. Can normally pic it up at Wally World or other places like it. Must be careful though because the spray can doesn't really spray a mist, it streams out. What I do is, spray it on a rag, then work it into the seats as needed, then come back with a damp rag then a dry rag. Haven't had any stains that it wont get out. That goes for the carpet inside my home as well. Its an extremely good product that I give a 11 out of 10. I haven't used any of the other Resolve products, but I know for a fact that this one works wonders. Just posting because I know just as well as everyone else that the seats suck for spotting. Another great tip is not to roll your windows down whenever there is water on your roof. Learned that the hard way. The water from the roof just shots straight into the truck which is a horrible design. Hopefully this post helps on cleaning your interior. If anyone else has suggestions post them up aswell.

Later;
Dustin



My mods: Leaf spring helper, silver star hi's and Low's, Dynamat floor (cant hear exhaust inside anymore), 5% Tinted windows, 4 pioneer 6x9's under crew cab seat (loud as hell)

Future Mods: 40 series flowmasters, K&N 77, 2-10 JL's, new componets front and rear, Dynamat doors/headliner, HID projector kit, 24"s, and who doesnt want the stillen supercharger

[crashgordon73]

Thanks for the tip but I was wondering if you use that on all the interior (seats and carpet)? I have dogs that lay in the back and track all kinds of dirt on the carpets. That and a crap load of slobber. Anyone else have dogs and know a good way to get all that hair off everything without taking 2 hours?

[Just-in]

Originally Posted by crashgordon73

Thanks for the tip but I was wondering if you use that on all the interior (seats and carpet)? I have dogs that lay in the back and track all kinds of dirt on the carpets. That and a crap load of slobber. Anyone else have dogs and know a good way to get all that hair off everything without taking 2 hours?

may not work but at the FD I work seasonal for we use a blowgun to clean the dust out of the type III engines after we get back from grassfires, may work on dog hair?

[crashgordon73]

Originally Posted by Just-in

may not work but at the FD I work seasonal for we use a blowgun to clean the dust out of the type III engines after we get back from grassfires, may work on dog hair?

That seems like it might thrash it up a bit. After to many times it seems it might make things look ratty. I'll check it out though. Thanks

[warrenm]

I use Tuff Stuff on my interior and carpets...works great. When I still had my Boxer I would use it on my couch and carpets inside the house. It is a very good cleaner.

[ttugrad95]

WD40 cuts dog slobber from the plastic parts like door panels.

[Just-in]

Originally Posted by crashgordon73

That seems like it might thrash it up a bit. After to many times it seems it might make things look ratty. I'll check it out though. Thanks

I never looked at it that way it mite after repeated use.
since the interiors on the rigs are vynl (sp) and rubber and all they don't get damaged, except by us seasonal FF's lol