Good Product To Remove Stains

Discussion in 'Interior Car Care' started by Street Wolf, Feb 20, 2012.

  1. Street Wolf

    Street Wolf Any Rag Vehicle Washer

    Whats a good product to remove drink stains from fabric seats....... that can be purchased at most major retailers? :yikes:
     
  2. amercour

    amercour Birth of a Detailer

    Folex is a favorite. You can buy it at Home Depot
     
  3. This....folex has never failed me. Works on all fabrics
     
  4. Street Wolf

    Street Wolf Any Rag Vehicle Washer

  5. slanguage

    slanguage OD On Detailing

    Folex. I buy it by the gallon @ Lowes.

    What color are the drinks, or what exactly was spilled?
     
  6. Street Wolf

    Street Wolf Any Rag Vehicle Washer


    Not entirely sure, I was just informed the car I will be detailing tomorrow has drink stains. I assume some kind of soda.
     
  7. WashingJosh

    WashingJosh Jedi Nuba

    In the event you can't find it Folex, which I agree is very good, look for Zep carpet extractor of high traffic carpet cleaner. Also, it is sold at the HD.
     
  8. W.Hansen

    W.Hansen Virgin Detailer

    folex is good but had a soda issue, orange soda.. tryed folex broke out the grime reaper, then did my hail mary since i took this on for the orange stains, brake cleaner. nothing touched it, i got it better and extracted the hell out of it then dryed and delieved my failed attempt.
     
  9. Pureshine

    Pureshine DB Pro Supporter

    Folex and Adams carpet cleaner works good!
     
  10. armenakadino

    armenakadino Birth of a Detailer

    folex is amazing it eats coffee stains for lunch
     
  11. Handz

    Handz Obsessive Detailer

    I mainly use a CG nonsense or CG ALL-CLEAN for my carpet stains. I have CG Lightening fast just incase I need it, which i may in the future.

    I have FOLEX also, which i pick up from lowes in a Pinch. I use FOLEX in my Little Green Carpet machine.

    When I first started detailing, I used to use Simple Green... Which also worked GREAT.

    Whatever carpet cleaner you use, make sure you agitate to remove the stain.
     

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