Fabric Stain - I made I worse!!

Fabric Stain - I made I worse!!

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Casa1862

Original Poster:

1,077 posts

172 months

Sunday 7th April
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I managed to get some spots of autoglym rubber and vinyl care on the seats of my daughter’s car while cleaning it. In my attempt to remove the stains I brushed some fabric cleaner on the small stain, the seat was near new and I’ve made it ten times worse, it more noticeable now that’s it’s dry. Anything I can do to get it back to how it was without making it even worse! Pictures attached, it’s a Hyundai i20 if it matters.

Pica-Pica

14,447 posts

91 months

Sunday 7th April
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Have you looked in the handbook, or phoned a dealer, emailed the companies (Hyundai, and Autoglym)?

Casa1862

Original Poster:

1,077 posts

172 months

Sunday 7th April
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It just seems to be like a water mark, dealer will just put it to a detailer, I was hoping to do it myself or get a pro to do it.

Monkeylegend

27,188 posts

238 months

Monday 8th April
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Casa1862 said:
It just seems to be like a water mark, dealer will just put it to a detailer, I was hoping to do it myself or get a pro to do it.
Think getting a pro seems like the best idea.

Casa1862

Original Poster:

1,077 posts

172 months

Monday 8th April
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Any idea how much that should cost, it's only that front seat. I'm not even too worried about the slightly darker marks I was originally trying to take out, just the water made worse by me. I'm based around the Hertfordshire/Bedfordshire area.

Wound trying to clean (wetting) the whole pad even it out or possibly make it worse still?

Monkeylegend

27,188 posts

238 months

Monday 8th April
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Might be worth popping into your local Motor spares shop and asking if they have anything for removing water stains first.

Probably only cost a few £'s and shouldn't take more than a few minutes.


Sheepshanks

34,968 posts

126 months

Monday 8th April
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Casa1862 said:
Wound trying to clean (wetting) the whole pad even it out or possibly make it worse still?
I find you have to do the whole pad otherwise you get a tide mark - but in your case it looks like the original spots are still there.

I'd be wary of getting it too wet in case you crinkle the fabric.

Casa1862

Original Poster:

1,077 posts

172 months

Monday 8th April
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Anyone based around Hitchin, Stevenage, Bedford who could do this?

enzo_ferrari

1,129 posts

168 months

Thursday 11th April
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Find a local detailer with an extractor.

belleair302

6,920 posts

214 months

Thursday 11th April
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Wet and dry vac, spot carpet cleaner and it will be removed.