Grease spots on recaros
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Edit: Finally!
Used the goo stuff on the spots directly then tuff stuffd the rest. No. Spots.



Well i thought going to get them steamcleaned would do the trick, but no.
Neither did a good usage of tuff stuff.
Heres the backstory...
Buddy thought it would be cool to eat a wendys burger and got like 5 spots on my passenger seat
After the afformentioned attempts, the spots are still there. Anyone else have to deal with this with good results or is wendys grease concrete?
Used the goo stuff on the spots directly then tuff stuffd the rest. No. Spots.



Well i thought going to get them steamcleaned would do the trick, but no.
Neither did a good usage of tuff stuff.
Heres the backstory...
Buddy thought it would be cool to eat a wendys burger and got like 5 spots on my passenger seat
After the afformentioned attempts, the spots are still there. Anyone else have to deal with this with good results or is wendys grease concrete?
Last edited by riceburner; Jan 19, 2013 at 11:52 PM.
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i never do either and most of the time i just try to ask them no, don't eat in here!!! but then they give yiou a guilttrip and well this is the sad outcome.
oh but definately no backseat smokers. fuuuck that noise!
i know man, it looked good until it was fully dry!
maybe a mild degreaser could work? like dawn or something? just scared it will do more than take out the stains...
oh but definately no backseat smokers. fuuuck that noise!
i know man, it looked good until it was fully dry!
maybe a mild degreaser could work? like dawn or something? just scared it will do more than take out the stains...
Last edited by riceburner; Nov 10, 2012 at 03:04 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
try buying a bottle of simple green. its a degreaser that comes in concentrated form. that way, you can dilute it to your liking and use it on your seat....
Just an idea, I take no responsibility if it ruins your seats lol
Just an idea, I take no responsibility if it ruins your seats lol
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i second this, i had a grease spot or two on my grey tc seats and they were hard toget otu without ruining the suede fabric. matter of fact, it DID ruin the fabric. it was not smooth anymore
i should try simple green. if it fails i'm suing youi really hope your wrong
it sure is. wendys uses some industrial ass grease. noones ever gonna eat in my car again thats for sure. now i have an excuse when they play the guilt game on me
Mom to the rescue as stains are my specialty.
Dish soap or liquid laundry soap
Use an old toothbrush to scrub it into the stain. Use a wash cloth, and shop vac to rinse it a few times to get all the soap off. Give it time to dry, and let me know what the stains looking like after, and I'll give you more steps
Dish soap or liquid laundry soap
Use an old toothbrush to scrub it into the stain. Use a wash cloth, and shop vac to rinse it a few times to get all the soap off. Give it time to dry, and let me know what the stains looking like after, and I'll give you more steps
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well bish, i already tried the dish soap method. it was heavily diluted though. i'm gonna give it a shot with simple green, also diluted. the alst thing i want is to bleach out the seats
Don't dilute it to much, or it's not going to work, and make sure to use a toothbrush.
I'm the girl that got black hair dye off a white wall without having to paint
I got pink hair dye out of a white carpet, and black nail polish off a carpet.
There is not a stain I cannot get rid of.
I'm the girl that got black hair dye off a white wall without having to paint
I got pink hair dye out of a white carpet, and black nail polish off a carpet.
There is not a stain I cannot get rid of.



