General Seat Stain
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General Seat Stain
What is it a stain from?
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Here's a clue...
"Somehow managed to get the Fix and Go liquid foam stuff on my passenger seat this morning"
Sorry, mis read it. =p
Never heard of Fix and Go.
Never heard of Fix and Go.
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Not quite the same thing I know, but the rain appears to have stained my front seat. It should have the 'pureguard' stuff on it (I paid for it!!) so I was wondering if these seats do stain very easily? never heard of rain doing this before.... The dealer is going to have a grilling about this soon!
In answer to your original question you could try a valeting place. Some of the hand wash places near me (Lincoln) will do it for between £20-£50 depending on the quality of the place. Other than that a (good) fabric cleaner might be worth looking into.
Good Luck
In answer to your original question you could try a valeting place. Some of the hand wash places near me (Lincoln) will do it for between £20-£50 depending on the quality of the place. Other than that a (good) fabric cleaner might be worth looking into.
Good Luck
I think the Fix & Go gunk is something like a liquid latex or contact adhesive. It has to flow freely when intoduced into the flat tyre, but then fill the pucture and presumably set to seal. I think you will need some sort of solvent, which hopefully won't melt your seats Let us know how you get on.
Let us know how you get on.
Not quite the same thing I know, but the rain appears to have stained my front seat. It should have the 'pureguard' stuff on it (I paid for it!!) so I was wondering if these seats do stain very easily? never heard of rain doing this before.... The dealer is going to have a grilling about this soon!
In answer to your original question you could try a valeting place. Some of the hand wash places near me (Lincoln) will do it for between £20-£50 depending on the quality of the place. Other than that a (good) fabric cleaner might be worth looking into.
Good Luck
some companies dont even put the stuff on when you've paid for it... shocking stuff.. not saying thats the case with you but i would deffernetly get down there and ask??
I think the Fix & Go gunk is something like a liquid latex or contact adhesive. It has to flow freely when intoduced into the flat tyre, but then fill the pucture and presumably set to seal. I think you will need some sort of solvent, which hopefully won't melt your seats
Just checked my Fix&Go, says on it:
Contains Ethylene Glycol
Contain Latex
So a concoction of condoms dissolved in antifreeze
You could try this: http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Latex-Paint-from-Clothes
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