Dear Friends,

Today, "SHE whom must obeyed" came down the drive to really look at the GMC, a Glenbrook.

The upholstery is original, somewhat faded and fairly soiled from 39 years of happy use by two generations of families and children.

Would the members with experience care to share insight on cleaning this material ('75)? I read somewhere that some cleaners may break down the backing of the material.

On a related note, would anyone have any old Glenbrook material looking for a new home? Perhaps original Glenbrook front seats?

Thank you!

John

verg wrote on Fri, 23 May 2014 22:07

Dear Friends,

Today, "SHE whom must obeyed" came down the drive to really look at the GMC, a Glenbrook.

The upholstery is original, somewhat faded and fairly soiled from 39 years of happy use by two generations of families and children.

Would the members with experience care to share insight on cleaning this material ('75)? I read somewhere that some cleaners may break down the backing of the material.

On a related note, would anyone have any old Glenbrook material looking for a new home? Perhaps original Glenbrook front seats?

Thank you!

John

I have cleaned mine on and off with a hand wand on a carpet steam cleaner. You want to make sure you get all of the liquid sucked out otherwise you will wind up with ring like stains as it dries.