[Spearfishin]

New to me Recaros were removed by someone with greasy hands and not much patience (seat belts were cut, instead of unbolted).

I don't want to screw anything up worse, so looking for advice on removing what looks like grease, and maybe a touch of rust?

A couple of pictures to help. Mostly on the leather, rather than the suede. Thanks for any tips.

 

[Blades1_99]

I'd use professional seat cleaning services that use steam. I had all the booth seats (21) in my restaurant done before reopening for 500.

 

[deshars313]

Steam was my first thought as well, I bought a chief steamer 85 psi and its just like a power washer you start cleaning everything. Spray some soap and water and let the steam do the work.