Silverado seat stains

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So here is a pic on my seat. I’ve never wasted anything on it so that’s puzzling. I have tried various seat cleaners as well as folex on it. But it always looks the same. Anyone have any advice on this?

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prin said:
So here is a pic on my seat. I’ve never wasted anything on it so that’s puzzling. I have tried various seat cleaners as well as folex on it. But it always looks the same. Anyone have any advice on this?

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My go to for anything overly grimey on the interior is Griot's Interior Cleaner, the stuff has never disappointed. Fairly inexpensive and worth a shot. I recommend working it in with a soft brush, then let it sit idle for a few minutes. Then wipe with a cloth to remove the soil.
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ge0rge said:
My go to for anything overly grimey on the interior is Griot's Interior Cleaner, the stuff has never disappointed. Fairly inexpensive and worth a shot. I recommend working it in with a soft brush, then let it sit idle for a few minutes. Then wipe with a cloth to remove the soil.
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This^^^^^! I’ve also had great luck with the McKee’s Total Interior Cleaner although I’ll probably go back to the Griots once it’s all gone only because of price and availability.


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prin said:
So here is a pic on my seat. I’ve never wasted anything on it so that’s puzzling. I have tried various seat cleaners as well as folex on it. But it always looks the same. Anyone have any advice on this?

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I would try just some plain water with vinegar and hit it with a steamer then extract it or use a steam extractor if you have one. I get out a ton of stains and marks with just these basics.
 
I have also used clear Windex someone once suggested and had good results.
 
Thanks for all of the recommendations!
 
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