Just don't let it sit in your office for the next 8 months.
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What did you get in the mail or bring home for your MKVII today?
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You know my feeling about drilled rotors. You're a barbarian.
Acadia18
Autocross Champion
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- The Greater Boston Metropolitan Area
- Car(s)
- 2019 Golf R
It's ok, they never get hot enough to crack.
CoryJo
Drag Racing Champion
- Location
- Hanford. CA
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- mk7 gti autobahn pp
I had some stuff I ordered in 2021.. I been buying parts and working. Not much installing. Pulled the vortex xl outta the box a year after ordering it .. decided I didn't want to run it sold it and changed directions.. sat on 5k in parts for almost 2 years. Just buying shit. And working. Lol. Packages come in. I go to work. (Overtime) covid was tough on the prison. And California opened the checkbook. I took full advantage. Now things are better. And it's time to install and blow up the engine. Lol see tpc770 post.
Still setting a bad example.
The good news is, you'll sell the car to buy another Golf and maybe I'll talk you out of doing the same mod 4 times in a row
Mine are drilled…. And oem!
Drilled rotors are evil.
This thing sucks.
StorableComa
Autocross Champion
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- SoCal, USA
- Car(s)
- 17 GSW S FWD
... up all the water and dirt from your seats?
mwoodski
Autocross Champion
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- Not Fancy CT, USA
- Car(s)
- 17 Golf SW 4mo
Unfortunately no. You're supposed to spray some Oxy solution from the wand, then use a scrubber to scrub and then it sucks away that solution from the scrub. The sonax interior cleaner with a brush and wet cloth does a better job and it is easier.
StorableComa
Autocross Champion
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- SoCal, USA
- Car(s)
- 17 GSW S FWD
Hopefully should be cleaning my interior this week. I'll update if i have better results with the bissel.
What kind of seats do you have and what condition are they in? If they are cloth and lightly soiled use a good interior cleaner, like Daks suggestion of Sonax. I use Optimum Carpet and Interior cleaner. That you can dilute up to 3:1 for light to medium soil. I had a few cars that I had to resort to APC full strength, mostly soccer mom's minivans.
The only time I use an extractor is when the fabric is soiled through, like liquid stains. I still pretreat the seat with the interior cleaner and a brush, then using as hot water as I can get, I use the extractor to do a one pass spraying and vacuuming the water as I go. I don't use the brush on the extractor, too stiff for car seats.
For vinyl and leather, this brush is the best.
If you have a rotary polisher (Harbor Freights cheap one will work great) a wool pad on it works wonders on interiors. Just make sure you run it on high against a spur or something to get rid of all the lose fabric on it.
Subliminal
Autocross Champion
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- Vegas
- Car(s)
- Slow FWD VW Hatch
When the little neighbor kids playing outside my garage run away screaming after I cold start the GTI
