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  • How to Buy OEM Interior Fabric

    While it may be possible to get a close match on car upholstery fabric, an exact match requires original equipment manufacturer, or OEM, fabric. OEM assures the buyer the fabric was made by the...

  • How to Remove a Stitched Shift Knob

    Car interiors are easy to modify with many after market products sold to meet the desires of almost any car enthusiast. Shift knobs are a particularly popular modification, perhaps because they...

  • How to Clean Automotive Leather Products

    Leather is an upholstery option available in both new and used vehicles. From seats to consoles, leather is even used on the dashboard of many vehicles. Leather, like other materials, must be...

  • How to Paint Vinyl Seats

    Brighten up your old or dingy vinyl seats by working with the same products professional car restoration companies do. Vinyl cleansers, primers and color coatings are available for the retail...

  • How to Remove the Dash on a Dodge Van

    The dashboard or instrument panel on a Dodge Caravan has several components on and within it. You must remove each component in order to disassemble and remove the dash. This will be a long,...

  • How to Clean Moldy Boat Seats

    You have everything ready for your weekend boat trip. You are ready to go, but one problem. You notice mold on your boat's seats. Not just one or two seats, but every seat. Boat seats are very...

  • How to Get Rid of Mold & Mildew in Auto Carpets

    Just about everyone who purchases a new vehicle enjoys that "new car smell." This scent, however, will diminish and sometimes will be replaced by a dingy odor of mold or mildew from a combination...

  • How to Clean Car Carpet Yourself

    It’s amazing how dirty the carpet in our cars and trucks can get. Because we do not actually live in our cars, even if it does feel like it sometimes, we often do not keep it as clean as we...

  • How to Clean Dirt From Canvas Seat Covers

    You can remove loose dirt, stains and even stubborn stains from your canvas seat covers. No special cleaning solution is needed. You just need a soft brush and some cold water.

  • How to Remove a Door Panel on a Chevy Tahoe

    There can be any number of reasons why you may need to remove the inner door trim panel on your Chevy Tahoe. You'll need to remove it if you have to work on components like the window or the door...

  • How to Clean Type R Seats

    When Honda first introduced the Type-R to the American market in the '90s, they sold out pretty quickly. Since then, other models of Type-R have been introduced, and people even buy Type-R...

  • Homemade Car Upholstery Cleaner

    Cleaning car upholstery can be an easy task when using the right cleaners. While commercial car care products may work, they can be expensive. Instead, you can make your own homemade upholstery...

  • How to Remove the Interior Door Panels of a Beetle

    Many people still drive and restore older air-cooled Volkswagen Beetles. The Beetle's door panels were made from masonite, which tends to warp and crack over time, particularly if exposed to...

  • How to Remove Urine Smell From Leather Seats in the Car

    Whether you are transporting pets or children, the chances of a bladder-related accident are always present. Fortunately, if an accident does occur, you won't have to pay a high price to replace...

  • How to Remove the Smell of Spilled Oil-Based Paint From Car Upholstery

    Oil-based paint spills on car upholstery can be a challenge to remove. Oil has a potent odor that, if left untreated, can quickly become a permanent smell to your car. Masking the smell with...

  • How to Remove Paint From a Leather Auto Seat

    Auto upholstery is chrome-tanned leather, which is fairly tough and impenetrable. It is more like the tough, painted leather of your shoes than the softer, dyed leather of kid gloves. Thus it is...

  • How to Get Rid of the Paint Smell in a Restored Car

    You recently painted your late-model car as part of the vehicle's restoration process. Everything is fine, but the strong paint smell. The odor is present inside the car, and the smell is not only...

  • Can You Wash Seat Covers in the Washing Machine?

    When you first purchased your car's seat covers, they were clean and made the interior of your car stand out. Months later, you notice the seat covers are covered in dirt, grime and spills. Most...

  • Leather Vs. Cloth Seats

    When it comes to choosing car seats, people often have a difficult time making a decision between leather and cloth. Several factors are involved when choosing car seats such as the kind of car...

  • How to Choose Upholstery Foam

    Choosing foam for your seat upholstery may seem difficult, but can be easy to decide if you consider the goals of your foam project. Whether you are building a new seat, repairing an old seat or...

  • How to Remove Ink from Automobile Upholstery

    Your vehicle is more than a form of transportation; it's like a living room on wheels for many families. Therefore, it's expected you'll have common spills and mishaps on your car seats from time...

  • How to Glue Vinyl Fabric to an Auto Dashboard

    Since its invention in the early 20th century, automobiles have been a symbol of pride and status for car owners around the world. From engine modification parts to seat covers, the auto industry...

  • Automobile Carpet Care Tips

    You've probably seen spotted, stained, matted and smelly automobile carpet. That's no surprise considering how much we use our cars. Automobile carpet is much different from house carpet; but it...

  • How to Get Dog Smell Out of a Car

    Even though your pet may be a great riding buddy, it can also cause your car to smell bad. Dog odors can linger in a car for months, especially if the affected areas get wet. Prevent foul odors...

  • The Best Leather Care for Autos

    Preserving the quality of the leather in a car requires attention and maintenance. Spills, scratches, dust and debris can all have an effect on the appearance of top-of-the-line leather auto...

  • The Best Way to Clean My Ford Truck Cloth Seat

    From muddy clothing to animals and even the fast food mishaps, dirt, grime and condiments seem to find their way into the cloth of the seats of your Ford truck. Luckily there are ways to clean the...

  • How to Repair a Sagging Auto Headliner

    As many cars age, the headliner material on the ceiling of the passenger compartment will begin to sag. Sometimes the situation becomes so bad that the material will rip and fall and could...

  • Tips on Restoring Leather Car Seats

    Leather seats are considered a luxury feature in cars, but with age they can become a little shabby. It's not always necessary to buy new seats for your car when the leather gets worn and torn....

  • How to Clean and Repair A Leather Car Seat

    Many people prefer leather car seats to cloth. They are easier to clean and have a luxurious feeling. However, these seats aren't cheap, so they do need to be well maintained. Below is a 3 step...

  • How to Remove Odors from Your Car

    This article will tell you how to remove odors from your car.

  • How to Remove the Headliner in a Yukon Denali

    The GMC Yukon Denali is a large sport-utility vehicle that provides plenty of power, comfortable seating, and off-road capability. The headliner is the cloth and board piece that covers the...

  • Car Interior Tutorial

    A car's interior is arguably one of its most important aspects. After all, this is where the owner spends the majority of her time with a car. Interiors also experience considerable wear and tear...

  • DIY Auto Interior

    One of the best ways to make a car look, feel and smell like new is installing a new interior. But an interior shop might charge thousands, as many areas must be restored and the job is...

  • How to Remove Melted Gummy Bears in a Car

    Gummy bears are probably one of you child's favorite snacks; they are tasty and irresistibly cute. But when your child drops a gummy bear in your car, it often goes unnoticed until it's too late....

  • How Do I Dry Wet Leather Car Seats?

    Leather car seats add to the value and comfort of an automobile but require special care if they become wet. One scenario involves the owner of a convertible leaving the top down, only to return...

  • What to Do for Cigarette Holes in Your Car Seats?

    Cigarette holes in car seats can be frustrating. Some holes are noticeable right away, while others may be too small to be seen. The problem with a hole in a car seat is the fabric can spread open...

  • The Best Winter Mats for a BMW SUV

    In 2000, BMW joined the growing throngs of luxury-SUV manufacturers when it introduced the X model series to the world. Unlike its conventional sedans, BMW built the X series to handle offroad...

  • How to Remove a Headrest from a Ford Edge

    The Edge is a mid-size crossover SUV that made its debut in 2007. The Edge is built and sold by Ford Motor Company. The Ford Edge and its Lincoln counterpart, the MKX, are built in Ontario,...

  • How to Remove Pen Ink from Your Car Seats

    Do you love the convenience of having a ball point pen in the car, but what do you do when that pen explodes and leaves a ink stain on the car seat fabric? Follow these easy steps and you can...

  • Places to Buy a Soft Top for a KIA Sportage

    Owners of the popular Kia Sportage SUV convertible model enjoy both the ruggedness of a utility vehicle and the fun of open-air motoring. As the vehicle ages, though, the elements eat away at the...

  • How to Remove the Dash From a Buick Reatta

    The dash on your Buick Reatta may need to come off if it's damaged. But if you are planning on tackling this job yourself, think again. You'll probably need an assistant to help you pull the dash...

  • How to Remove Smoke Smells From Your Car - Green

    The smell of cigarette smoke in your car can linger for months and sometimes even years, if you don’t take the right steps to remove it. You may be a smoker yourself, maybe you recently quit, or...

  • How to Wash The Floor Mats In Your Car

    Let’s face it, the floor mats in our vehicles receive a lot of wear and tear! Unfortunately, floor mats trap a lot of dirt, germs, and odors. They can make even the most pristine car look or smell...

  • Best Way to Clean Car Carpet

    The carpeting in your car gets subjected to every piece of dirt your shoes pick up while out and about for the day--especially during the winter, when snow helps the process of tracking dirt into...

  • Car Upholstery Cleaning Tips

    Keeping a car clean goes beyond scrubbing and waxing the exterior. The inside is as as important as the outside, especially when chauffeuring friends and family members. Keeping the upholstery...

  • How to Remove Common Stains in Leather Car Seats

    It takes a lot of care to preserve the leather that makes for a beautiful interior. Of all that parts with leather, the car seats suffer most from wear and tear - as you can imagine, from body...

  • How to Get Hard Stains of Vehicle Carpet

    Get tired of stains on your carpet in your vehicle? Well this fairly easy step will allow you to get rid of that stain. No matter if the stain is a couple of months old or if they are a few...

  • Custom Car Upholstery Ideas

    Car upholstery is made of leather, vinyl or cloth from the factory. The seats, dash and other trim pieces are generally made to blend in with the car's interior, meaning the upholstery is probably...

  • Tips for Cleaning Car Upholstery

    Car upholstery can really take a beating, especially if you have kids or pets or you eat in the car a lot. If you have leather or vinyl upholstery, consider yourself lucky. Most spills and stains...

  • How to Stop getting electric shocks in your car

    In about a minute you can stop getting those nasty electric shocks from static electricity in your. I'm not sure why some cars have more static electricity than others, I know my car has more than...

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