What would you guys recomend for cleaning clothe seats? I have a couple of mud stains that need to be removed.

 

I would like to know this as well. I need to clean up spots on my seats and carpet.

 

I asked this question on NAGCA aswell and a guy posted this...

"I used a diluted mixture of ZEP all purpose cleaner on my wife's seats to get out a pretty serious coffee stain. Spray on, let sit for a few minutes, then used a wet rag to remove. Look good as new. I've used a turtlewax/oxyclean branded upholstery cleaner in the past as well with pretty solid results."

I just thought I better share it with you dude in an xj...

 

Blue Magic carpet cleaner is the best i have found. Windex also works wonders.

 

I tried a few different brands on my super dirty seats. I tried the one w/oxy clean and a few others. The best one IMO is the one called "tuff stuff". Worked the best for me.

 

thanks dlundblad!

 

No problem man

 

Tuff stuff spray foam its great takes out any stain oil grease whatever

 

Blue Coral makes a spray foam upholstery cleaner that I used in the past to get out some nasty coffee/tobacco stains from the velour seats in my father in laws van. Spray it on, rub it in good, let it dry, vacuum it off. Really tough spots may need a second application. That stuff worked great. That van was so nasty I didn't want to sit in it before, but after I cleaned it it looked like new. For a while any way.

 

x2 on the tuff stuff

 

scrubbing bubbles works wonders

 

I wonder what Billy Mays would use?

 

I use 409 to remove crude oil from the interior of my Mack at work. Removes any stain I've ran across on velour-type fabrics.

John

 

guess well never know now

 

I bought some stuff called Purple Power from the local parts store to clean my tools. The jeans I normally wear for wrenching were stained beyond belief from all the grease and oil and they now look like new. It is supposed to be dilluted before use, but I used a spray bottle and put it on at full strength, let it sit for about 5 minutes and tossed them into the wash. Worked like magic on oil and grease, but for dirt and mud I would go for a standard off the shelf upholstery cleaner.