wl745
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Did not take long for my seating to fade ,is there a paint you can apply to restore the colour on PVC seating??Living in Thailand its hot and humid!
Pvc covering fading.
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jrudge
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There is and it is regularly shown at various shows - but at the end of the day it is as you say a paint.
Have you tried upholstery cleaner and a Magic Sponge first? Once the paint is on there will be no turning back!
Have you tried upholstery cleaner and a Magic Sponge first? Once the paint is on there will be no turning back!
jimmy_the_builder
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Magic Sponge didn't do my cockpit upholstery any favours - cleaned it up briefly, but seemed to strip the finish off it, so now it get grubby much more quickly. Still, it's an excuse to reupholster it, I suppose....
rafiki_
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I find the Armoral car interior cleaner/polish from Halfords is the easiest to use, and gives a cracking finish. Just spray on and wipe off with a microfibres cloth. Jimmy, thanks for the tip on he magic sponges, I will not be using them on Rafiki's seats.
jrudge
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I "finish" with furniture polish ( Pledge) and this seems to keep the worst of the dirt away.
CharlieAlpha
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Its because you only did half the job, apply some vinyl sealer like autoglym vinyl & rubber care afterwards
