cleaning weathertech floormats
11-11-2010, 06:17 PM
#3
Retired and loving it!
I use a little No Touch tire spray on mine. Easy and fast to do.
That shines them right up and they indeed look even better than new. Let them dry well before putting them back in, and be careful the first day, as they could be a little slick.......but they DO look like new....
That shines them right up and they indeed look even better than new. Let them dry well before putting them back in, and be careful the first day, as they could be a little slick.......but they DO look like new....
11-11-2010, 06:34 PM
#4
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I use a little No Touch tire spray on mine. Easy and fast to do.
That shines them right up and they indeed look even better than new. Let them dry well before putting them back in, and be careful the first day, as they could be a little slick.......but they DO look like new....
That shines them right up and they indeed look even better than new. Let them dry well before putting them back in, and be careful the first day, as they could be a little slick.......but they DO look like new....