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Old 11-05-2013, 04:59 AM
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Just wondering what people do to clean their Muz mats?
Was thinking about chucking them in the washing machine on a gentle cool cycle.
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Old 11-05-2013, 05:10 AM
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My mats are getting cleaned on this video:
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My detailer friend didn't add English subtitles. Sorry about that. It's time to learn some Finnish!
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Very cool, I had no idea that type of carpet brush existed - one for the Christmas stocking I think.
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Ii have the oem 4 peice mats and I use a my karcher jet wash Prob a bit ruff but works a treat!!!
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I have the oem 4 piece mat's but they do not get dirty cos they cost me £140 and I keep them covered with rubber mat's
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Originally Posted by jsh
I have the oem 4 piece mat's but they do not get dirty cos they cost me £140 and I keep them covered with rubber mat's
Hahaha I know what you mean but can't be faffed with that. Mine are red and show up muddy prints very easily
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I would have thought putting them in the washing machine would make the fabric a bit woolly afterwards?
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Originally Posted by jsh
I have the oem 4 piece mat's but they do not get dirty cos they cost me £140 and I keep them covered with rubber mat's
Go one better, put the rubber matts in bin bags that way they'll stay clean while they're protecting the car matts, which are protecting the cars carpets, which are in turn protecting the paint which protects the metal
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Originally Posted by PhilipGB
Originally Posted by jsh' timestamp='1383665836' post='22862617
I have the oem 4 piece mat's but they do not get dirty cos they cost me £140 and I keep them covered with rubber mat's
Go one better, put the rubber matts in bin bags that way they'll stay clean while they're protecting the car matts, which are protecting the cars carpets, which are in turn protecting the paint which protects the metal
There are limit's

Although I will admit that the silver S2000 badge on the mat is scratched
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Originally Posted by jsh
Originally Posted by PhilipGB' timestamp='1383669657' post='22862728
[quote name='jsh' timestamp='1383665836' post='22862617']
I have the oem 4 piece mat's but they do not get dirty cos they cost me £140 and I keep them covered with rubber mat's
Go one better, put the rubber matts in bin bags that way they'll stay clean while they're protecting the car matts, which are protecting the cars carpets, which are in turn protecting the paint which protects the metal
There are limit's

Although I will admit that the silver S2000 badge on the mat is scratched
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Autosol?
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