Hello, with my pajero both covers of the airbag (driver + passenger side) are white out of print. It looks very stupid especially if I have cleaned the interior nicely and cleaned the cockpit with cockpit spray. Then after about 1 day the out of print comes through again. Then the cockpit is already shiny black-grey and the airbag covers bright grey. Does anyone like me know best how to get it away? Which cleaner?
Category: Interior Care Forum
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Water in the footroom – how to remove?
Dear Motortalker, on a motorway ride with my wife a little misadventure happened to us: she wants to pass me the plastic drink bottle, but let it go too soon and she falls into the driver’s footroom with me. It’s certainly 0.5l water in the carpet before we could set up the bottles. Unfortunately, we failed to take care of the problem properly afterwards. Always something was going on (woman pregnant etc….) so that we lost sight of the problem completely. Until now. Because now a musty smell is in the car and we remembered again: ups, there was something… First measures were then: foot mats out, newspaper paper laid out. It seems to be better and we thought we had eliminated the problem. Now at the frost I noticed: the carpet in the footroom is frozen, because there is still so much residual water there. So I brewed a few good tips on how to bring the problem to life. Unfortunately we didn’t have the possibility of getting electricity at the parking lot (heizlüfter falls away) and maybe the car had a similar problem.
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[Help] Leather seats Sticky and put on lint
Hello, maybe someone can help me further but I don’t know any more advice. I have ordered a complete set for my leather seats from the leather center. Cleaner, tint, care lotion, sealing. After using the means according to instructions, I now have the problem that I “stick” on the leather. It’s totally sticky and every pants no matter which leaves their lint on the seat so it just looks terrible. Does anyone have an idea what to do with it going away? Thank you
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The good rubber seals…
Hello…. I would like to ask a general question about the care of rubber seals here. Normally I use Vaseline and Talkum to maintain the seals and to keep them “quiet-free”. Rubber care products keep everything smooth, only after the care product is dried (after 2-3 weeks), the seals squeak again. To prevent this I still apply Talkum. However, the Nervige is that it is always a small mess, since the talc powder does not always end where you want it to end. Then I got the idea to simply use school crayons, because you can handle the chalk much easier and it goes much faster. Chemically, there is naturally a difference between talk and chalk but from the characteristics the difference should not be too big. Thanks for a few opinions… The Moose