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On a recent California tour event (Lost Coast Road) I had some folding chairs on the back seat bouncing around which left marks on the back of the mohair seat. I was wondering if anyone had ever tried steaming the mohair and if it would do any damage.
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If it is original mohair it is woo and steam will raise the nap. f it is modern synthetic material not so much but worth a try.
Gene Schneider
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Thanks for your input I believe it is wool mohair so will buy a steamer an give it a try
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Damp cloth and a clothes iron might steam it enough to relieve the marks.
1938 Canadian Pontiac Business Coupe (aka a 1938 Chevy Coupe with Pontiac shaped front sheet metal - almost all Chevy!)
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Thanks for your input I believe it is wool mohair so will buy a steamer an give it a try
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