Help w/ Sundowner seat...
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From: NW Ontario
Forgot to mention what I like most about Doc Bailey's...
Once it's dry and buffed off it doesn't rub off on your clothes. When you buff it off the seat...none gets on your a$$. Use it on your boots and it won't make the bottom of your jeans black like some polishes do. Good stuff and the bottle lasts forever. I'm still on my first bottle 3 years later.
Once it's dry and buffed off it doesn't rub off on your clothes. When you buff it off the seat...none gets on your a$$. Use it on your boots and it won't make the bottom of your jeans black like some polishes do. Good stuff and the bottle lasts forever. I'm still on my first bottle 3 years later.
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From: Eglin Air Force Base, FL
I just purchased a used one piece sundowner seat (vinyl) and when I received it in the mail it had light white/silver rubs marks on it. Any tips on removing these marks or maybe a dye to bring it back to satin black? I tried magic eraser, rubbing alchol, 409, etc, but nothing removes it. It almost looks like paint overspay that someone tried to wipe off. Again, it is very light, but can really be seen in the sunlight.
I paid next to nothing for this seat and it is in very good condition except for these slightly visible blems..
I paid next to nothing for this seat and it is in very good condition except for these slightly visible blems..
UPDATE (23 Feb '10): I purhcased the Doc Bailey's for my seat and WOW! This stuff is great. Thanks for all the tips/advice.
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