Help me out here gang! (Gum)
#1
Ok, first off, my friend, who doesn't watch where he walks, apparently stepped in gum. Well as one can expect, I have gum on my passenger floor mat. What is the best way to remove the gum? I am pissed as hell too, the car is only 5 weeks old.
My second question is, what is a good interior window cleaning product for tinted windows? I know it was discussed previously, I can't find where it was discussed though.
My final question is, I have a small cut in the lower part of the rear seat cushion for the back seats. Is there any product out there to seal the cut closed? It's just a little cut in the leather, but knowing it exists pisses me off. I only wish I knew who and when it happened so I could pin it on the offender, but I am SOL
Thanks for the help gang, I appreciate it. FYI, I just passed the 1K mark and now I am going to break the car in, BIGTIME, as my friend **** Cheney says
My second question is, what is a good interior window cleaning product for tinted windows? I know it was discussed previously, I can't find where it was discussed though.
My final question is, I have a small cut in the lower part of the rear seat cushion for the back seats. Is there any product out there to seal the cut closed? It's just a little cut in the leather, but knowing it exists pisses me off. I only wish I knew who and when it happened so I could pin it on the offender, but I am SOL
Thanks for the help gang, I appreciate it. FYI, I just passed the 1K mark and now I am going to break the car in, BIGTIME, as my friend **** Cheney says
#3
Originally posted by gs4will
to remove gum, try using ice-cubes to freeze the gum, then carefully remove it after it hardens. it works on clothing, give it a shot.
will
to remove gum, try using ice-cubes to freeze the gum, then carefully remove it after it hardens. it works on clothing, give it a shot.
will
#6
That'll Work!
GS - The freezing of the gum will work ( unless you're Homer!!:eek: ). Don't recall an exact recommendation for the window cleaner but the common thread is to use one w/o ammonia. There used to be a leather repair product that I found at my local western store that did a decent repair on my 'Vette leather seats. It used some kind of paste/glue that U could tint to match the fabric & then had a graining sheet to restore the grain pattern. Worked pretty well but I'll have to try & find out the name for ya when I get in from work - think I might have a need for the same repair!!
#7
use GOO GONE!!! its the best stuff. the same situation happend to me in the first week as well. i used goo gone and it worked well. can't even tell. u can find it at wal-mart or any department store. try it out
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#8
Here's the window cleaning thread.
https://www.clublexus.com/vb/showthr...threadid=15903
My suggestion - Turtle Wax ammonia free window cleaner - inexpensive and does a great job .
https://www.clublexus.com/vb/showthr...threadid=15903
My suggestion - Turtle Wax ammonia free window cleaner - inexpensive and does a great job .
Last edited by RealMarty; 07-08-01 at 09:08 AM.
#9
Thank you
Guys,
Thank you for the help, I appreciate it. Mean Gene, I'll keep an eye out for your post with the info on the leather repair, thank you. Now I have to go out and get these products, hopefully it's not a long ordeal. Once again thank you all.
Thank you for the help, I appreciate it. Mean Gene, I'll keep an eye out for your post with the info on the leather repair, thank you. Now I have to go out and get these products, hopefully it's not a long ordeal. Once again thank you all.
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