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200e- Mark

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  1. Thanks Derek. a simple thing really- but often people overthink it . It was very easy and worked really well.
  2. Thank you sir !.. It really did work well. I'm very pleased with the result for no $ and little time.
  3. Just thought i would share as it worked so well. I cleaned up my cloth Alphard seats which are blue but were incredibly dirty for a 73,000 km vehicle. - almost black. These get highly used im Japan obviously. The seats are in excellent condition and very high quality. You can read a ton about it or get them detailed get a steam cleaner or "? . Or you can do what i did in 20 minutes. I've done a lot of carpet cleaning and had some Rug Doctor Oxyclean carpet cleaner. to be honest i think any carpet cleaner intended for an extraction machine would work. mixed it up 1 to 4 parts h20 . that's very concentrated. used a spray bottle and sprayed the seat I had a mittfull of buffing clothes and agitated the fabric with one and wiped it clean with another. 4 times in total. quick and easy . smells great and they're clean brother !
  4. That’s just great info. Thanks Pete. I’m going to dig into it when I get home from work today .⚽️⚽️🎶
  5. That is so intersting about your head unit. I'm pretty greee on this Forum, but I think it will be fantastic to keep up with you folks. This is a very rare van in Canada.
  6. Hi . It's Mark in Vancouver, Canada. I just bought a 2003 Alphard. it's cool. But I'm a little worried. I can't find any info on head replacement other than Alibab .... and what about the headlight lens . Anyone else follow this up ? and perhaps have a few leads from locals that see more of these than in North America ? Any help appreciated. Mark
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