E30 Zone

Any way of rescuing ? To good a wheel to discard.

If it won't simply wipe off, you can buy spray-on mould/mildew removers from the likes of B&Q, Tesco, etc.

So basically I need a 're-trim then !.


Any one suggest a trimmer in hearts or north London.

Any pics Marc?

zaust wrote:So basically I need a 're-trim then !.


Any one suggest a trimmer in hearts or north London.

Bacteria on your hands, what have you been up too?

Send it over to PacerPete, he loves licking steering wheels clean, he did at Santa Pod a few years back.

I had treatment for that so it's long gone, hadn't touched the car scince September so it's just plain old damp and dingy mould. Not happy as it's early in the year and the crap weather has not set in yet. Was looking forward to winter side ways action.

You could use a scouring pad to remove it if it's really tough to remove.

I've previously had leather-rim steering wheels develop mould after being left in a garage for a while; usually, it just wipes off with a cloth. Certainly no cause to dispose of the steering wheel!

Speedtouch wrote:You could use a scouring pad to remove it if it's really tough to remove.

I've previously had leather-rim steering wheels develop mould after being left in a garage for a while; usually, it just wipes off with a cloth. Certainly no cause to dispose of the steering wheel!

Belive me I won't be discarding it.

Said s wheel below, now covered in white fur.

mould is from fungus not bacteria

Just behind tescos in baldock

http://www.baldocktown.co.uk/thedms.asp ... ue=0286572

Speak to Fred he loves split screen campers. Talk to him about these and he will do the job quicker lol

Thanks mate, if I go down in my bay it will work wonders then.
Not to far from me either.

Some white vinegar on a cloth has worked well for me in the past. Once cleaned and aired leather cleaner and conditioner of your choice.