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Old 06-14-2010, 07:42 AM
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As Griff stated, clean it and then get it out in the sun. Had a red suit bleed on my vinyl and turn it pick. Good ol' Missouri sun took it right out in a couple of days.
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New bathing suit bled on interior - how to remove?

Most untie at the hips and across the back. Some older suits have clevis straps on the back. Once removed, do not re-apply as the bleeding issue may continue.
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Originally Posted by MidOcean
New bathing suit bled on interior - how to remove?

Most untie at the hips and across the back. Some older suits have clevis straps on the back. Once removed, do not re-apply as the bleeding issue may continue.
Stilettos should remain in place though!
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Shaun,
had the same thing happen to ours, just leave it in the sun like others have posted, the sun will take it right out,
BTW.... what boat? :
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Might also try hydrogen peroxide. I have used this on lots of protein based stains like red wine or blood (one generally leads to the other). Doesn't work on oil based stains.
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Originally Posted by MidOcean
New bathing suit bled on interior - how to remove?

Most untie at the hips and across the back. Some older suits have clevis straps on the back. Once removed, do not re-apply as the bleeding issue may continue.
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