S1 E30 - How Do I...Remove Stains from Fabric

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Detailing With Marty

Marty

31 episodes

5 days ago

Join me every week to learn about the best way to take care of your vehicle in our harsh CNY weather

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Join me every week to learn about the best way to take care of your vehicle in our harsh CNY weather

How To

Education

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S1 E30 - How Do I...Remove Stains from Fabric

Detailing With Marty

7 minutes 40 seconds

2 years ago

S1 E30 - How Do I...Remove Stains from Fabric

Join me on the final episode of season 1 as I discuss advanced stain removal. The two products I have used to tackle tough stains are P&S Professional Detail Products - Terminator Enzyme Spot and Stain Remover for organic stains and P&S Professional Detail Products - Carpet Bomber - Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner. I also highly recommend this Wagner steamer from Home Depot.

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Stain Removal

- What type of stain? Organic or non-organic?

- How long has it been there? Time makes a difference.

- What type of material is it on? What color is the material?

My process"

1. Vacuum

2. Pre-treat with appropriate product. Always read directions on products/chemicals used.

3. Steam

4. Shampoo with a machine or brush, hot water and towel

5. Vacuum or use hair dryer to dry spot

Thank you for your continued support. I have to focus on doing what I do best - detailing. I hope to be back in a few months once the season slows down.