TP121

OK..I will admit it- I must have mistakenly eaten a retard sandwich before installing my Capt's Call exhaust system.

I was buttoning everything up, and had 2 leftover pieces of the 4" rubber coupling that for whatever reason- I sat on my rear WHITE seats. I came back the next day, and I have 2 circles in the seat- it looks almost like an oil/tar stain.

I tried Softscrub..I have tried the Starbrite white vinyl cleaner, tried a mix of bleach/Dawn detergent..NOTHING has fazed it.

Can anyone recommend anything else?

Worse case I can get the seats recovered..but have no idea who could even do it. Any advice there would be appreciated also.

Thanks in advance.

glassdave

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you tried everything i would'a tried . . . try turpentine, its safe on the vinyl i have done it with some success but only on tough stains.

CAP071

I did that before with flip flops they freakin melted into my seats. I tried everything out there. they never came 100% out the stains

jryan26

Try a magic eraser. They work great.

sleek1

Paddock Pool "Patio Perfect" cleaner.

camptappakeg69

Try some wax and grease remover, like "3m prekleano"
find it at autobody supplies, use a little at first to make sure it doesn't hurt the fabric

Ted G

iTrader: (1)

Try the MR Clean magic eraser, I swear it is the coolest thing ever invented. And no hazardous chemical dump on your vinyl.

Baddogg

Use Mister Clean Magic Eraser And Some Whitewall Tire Cleaner Just Keep The Cleaner Off The Stitches The Eraser Works Great

TP121

Thanks so much for the help every one..it is MUCH appreciated.

First off- where do I get the Mr Clean magic eraser? How about the Patio Cleaner?

US1 Fountain

iTrader: (1)

I've seen the erasers at our local hardware stores.


Bud and Tar remover?