Water Stains on Cloth seats

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Prestige.Detail

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Whats would i need to do to get rid of these pesky stains?View attachment 29810

This was the before picture but it seems that i removed the original stains but new ones appeared when the seats dried up.. Could it be a problem with my technique? I used a mytee carpet extractor, using 1 extraction pass and then going back to vacuum the excess water.
 
What chemicals were you using to pre-treat and neutralize?
 
Try some folex and a microfiber or terry cloth towel. If you have access to a bissell little green machine, they work great on interiors.
 
I HATE those seats. They are so temperamental and once wet you can't see if the stains are gone until they dry. Forget about spot treating them....just a new set of water spots. Whoever invented this material should be shot. If I could learn an awesome trick I'd pay $$$ for it.


Yes this is my first post...hi!
 
Quiksilver5882 said:
Try some folex and a microfiber or terry cloth towel. If you have access to a bissell little green machine, they work great on interiors.
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How does the bissell work better than a commercial grade extractor? I have the pro heat version of the little green maching and it's okay....but not better. Is there a trick with these machines?
 
used a combination of a.p.c and meguiars fiber rinse... I must admit i did not neutralize the seats after the extraction process, could that be the problem? Im going to call the customer today to see how it turned out.. Hoping its not too bad 😬
 
Prestige.Detail said:
used a combination of a.p.c and meguiars fiber rinse... I must admit i did not neutralize the seats after the extraction process, could that be the problem? Im going to call the customer today to see how it turned out.. Hoping its not too bad ��
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You nailed it

There is a great video by Meguiar's that explains the process and pitfalls. I posted a link to it in another thread, it's also on youtube
 
I have a 2007 Chevy Equinox with the same seat material. I hate it when they get wet. (Mostly just from opening the doors while it's raining)
I use Tuff Stuff interior cleaner and a good interior brush.
What type of vehicle is that?
 
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