And no, it's not what you're thinking. Appears inorganic, like paint or maybe a nail polish spill. None of my cleaners or greasers can even dissolve it. I've created a larger black ring around it trying. At this point I'll be happy just to blend it into the surrounding fabric so it's less noticeable. Thinking some sort of spray paint?
Cant' get out this cloth seat stain.
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So, have you tried Acetone? Lacquer thinner? Nail polish remover?
I'm concerned it would melt the fabric as well.
this is what you need to try, when we were laying carpet and got glue on it lacquer thinner always did the trick without harming the carpet
Seat covers hide stains better than anything.
Goo gone and a bristle brush.
That looks like a wretched mess. I don't have any suggestions and I'm of no use to you but I have to ask -
What's your position on 9mm v. .45 ACP?
That's all I've got.
What's your position on 9mm v. .45 ACP?
That's all I've got.
Huh?
Acetone does nothing. Doesn't help that the fabric has all these nooks and crannies.
Brake cleaner - we use in our detail part of the dealership for the bad stuff. Try it on a non visible area first. It acts like like dry cleaning.
Blue Magic Stain Remover in the silver can. Works great and money back guarantee.
Call your favorite upholstery repair guy.
That would be me.
If you could get ahold of some Trichloroethylene that would be your best bet.I had a bottle of it and it was great to get paint out of my clothes but they quit using it in the degreaser years age at work and it was the best, but government regulations put a stop to that.
You can still get it if you look around, the less toxic trichlorotrifluoroethane is pretty much gone however.
Used some spray paint and it's 50% better looking.
With some picture editing, 90%.
With some picture editing, 90%.
TCE is still widely available but PCE is a better solvent and readily available at WM or AZ as Brake Cleaner (red can)
