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Apply steam to one side and some type of paper to the other side?

Someone got a grease stain from a burrito on my wife's tan seatbelt. I know, shouldn't have people eating in the car. She knows now. Anyway, it's like grease from when you make taco meat. What would be a good way to get this off?

Ha, I get it! I have watched and read TONS of how-to articles on this stuff, and it always starts out with wash, decon, clay, polish, then wax, then sealant. Thats a lot of work and wear on your paint if you are doing that every 4-6 weeks. Its not well explained out there what a normal...

Okay, so I get the car, wash, decon, clay, polish depending on swirls and then seal. Let sealant cure. Wash frequently with mild soap, detail spray when drying. Should I use a spray wax/sealant rejuvenator (such as sonax brilliant shine) after drying? Baggy test will indicate need for claying...

And then? Once you notice beading of water going away or other signs of sealant needing to be redone, just go through the same steps again? I'm sure the polish will remove old sealant, what about clay bar?

I have several questions. In the situation where you had a sealant applied and then did wax over that, I know that the wax protection would need to be renewed before the sealant. Do you just do a regular wash and reapply wax? Clay bar? Then what would you do when it came time to renew the...