09-05-2015, 07:36 AM
Hey Rich, It's nice to hear from you!
Rubber stains, I assume that's what you're looking at, can be tough to remove. You also need to consider the friction. The friction of the tire pivoting on the carpet may have cooked it into the fiber (especially if the fiber contains olefin - low melt point).
I would suggest trying a Graffitti remover first. Something like this...
https://www.simonizdetaildirect.com/Products/Graffiti_Remover/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=cse&gclid=CjwKEAjwpaqvBRCxzIGoxs6v2TkSJADel-MIh5N6Fcvd9JDSHKNjlF3cnxMN9NZAX8xLxft08ksJHxoCga_w_wcB
Use towels and - Wipe & blot. Wipe& blot. Wipe & blot.
After you wipe & blot the spot with the Graffitti remover and a towel, next wipe & blot the spot with Releasit Encap-Spot. Encap-Spot will absorb the Graffitti remover. Then you can clean like normal using a traditional encap process.
This may or may not work - so under-promise.
Wishing you success!
Rubber stains, I assume that's what you're looking at, can be tough to remove. You also need to consider the friction. The friction of the tire pivoting on the carpet may have cooked it into the fiber (especially if the fiber contains olefin - low melt point).
I would suggest trying a Graffitti remover first. Something like this...
https://www.simonizdetaildirect.com/Products/Graffiti_Remover/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=cse&gclid=CjwKEAjwpaqvBRCxzIGoxs6v2TkSJADel-MIh5N6Fcvd9JDSHKNjlF3cnxMN9NZAX8xLxft08ksJHxoCga_w_wcB
Use towels and - Wipe & blot. Wipe& blot. Wipe & blot.
After you wipe & blot the spot with the Graffitti remover and a towel, next wipe & blot the spot with Releasit Encap-Spot. Encap-Spot will absorb the Graffitti remover. Then you can clean like normal using a traditional encap process.
This may or may not work - so under-promise.
Wishing you success!