Its that time of year again
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well, if you look close you can see a bit of a brown spot on the rear mat. but the fronts are bad... I pressure washed them and it didnt help. I have a guy looking into some detergent for me. He sells us all of out window tinting stuff... but he sells mobile detail stuff too... He said the same thing as n/r.. Blue coral. but he thinks he knows of a perfect match dye that will work if the blue coral doesnt take care of it...
i got coffee stains out of my dads f250 that he also had a cig fall and put a hole right where he spilled his coffee....i first sprayed blue coral on it and before i scrubbed i sprayed some shout....coffee stain came out and the burn looks good minus the missing ring of carpet lol....but no kidding, mix the 2 and it will work. also, they have some deep cleaners in airosol cans at autozone with oxyclean...i bought some but was afraid to try it because of colorfastness....my dad tried it on our old couch thats in the attic (20 year old couch) and it looks really new now...ill try to figure out the name of it...oh and that stain was there for a good 2 years....he bought the truck when it was 2 years old...hes had it for 3-4 now and its never been cleaned besides vacumed maybe once a year
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after lookin at that rear mat again, i think i see some brown near the left side of the mat....it can be taken out....
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after lookin at that rear mat again, i think i see some brown near the left side of the mat....it can be taken out....
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yeah, that brown is what I am talking about... for some reason salt and dirt mix to create a nasty little brown thing. the fronts are awfull... looks like I am picking up some Blue Coral tomorrow. Any idea how much shout should be mixed in? like 3 parts blue coral 1 part shout or something like that?
personally i said screw the cleaning the salt out every year and got a set of rubber floor mats for the front of the truck that i put in it in the winter and now i dont have to clean the front mats each year, or at least not from winter salt and dirt
the blue coral should bo foamy after it exits the airisol can...it should have a tip on it like this, its like a scrubber

dont be afraid to be generous with the blue coral....what i did was i got it pretty wet with the shout first and immediately applied the blue coral....then i scrubbed pretty good....have a towel handy to wipe dry kinda like its your hair...you may have to do this 2 or 3 times....i got the coffee stains/spills ect out 1st try though....i hope it works for ya...if not, go back to autozone or w/e and ask them for their best working stain remover...try it on a part of your carpet first to check for colorfastness... and about rubber mats, i would suggest them...i just put them over my carpet mats...there are some real cheapies though, i got mine at walmart and i liked them the most....they have straight lines pretty uniform in configuration probally 1/2 inch deep....theyve caught all the mud, sand, dirt ect very well. i wouldnt get the flat rubber ones....atleast not for me being in the weather conditions i get in

dont be afraid to be generous with the blue coral....what i did was i got it pretty wet with the shout first and immediately applied the blue coral....then i scrubbed pretty good....have a towel handy to wipe dry kinda like its your hair...you may have to do this 2 or 3 times....i got the coffee stains/spills ect out 1st try though....i hope it works for ya...if not, go back to autozone or w/e and ask them for their best working stain remover...try it on a part of your carpet first to check for colorfastness... and about rubber mats, i would suggest them...i just put them over my carpet mats...there are some real cheapies though, i got mine at walmart and i liked them the most....they have straight lines pretty uniform in configuration probally 1/2 inch deep....theyve caught all the mud, sand, dirt ect very well. i wouldnt get the flat rubber ones....atleast not for me being in the weather conditions i get in
yea the rubber mats i have catch most of the **** i track into the truck, but i only have them in it in the winter when i track alot of **** into the truck, i usually take them out in the summer bc i like the carpet mats that i also leave underneath better, and yea you need the deep ones or else they dont catch **** and are almost like having nothing, it just concentrates the dirt aroung the edges of the rubber mats
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So, I kinda didn't do it yet... I got a bit slammed at work... hence me not being on all that much the last couple of days... I will do it this weekend though...
Let me get this straight though... Use straight shout on the stain, then hit it with blue coral. whipe it down to damp, then shop vac out... Right?
BTW I had rubber matts in, but they were the kind that had the color run. so I swapped them out with some cheapies from walmart. Not tall enough I guess...
Let me get this straight though... Use straight shout on the stain, then hit it with blue coral. whipe it down to damp, then shop vac out... Right?
BTW I had rubber matts in, but they were the kind that had the color run. so I swapped them out with some cheapies from walmart. Not tall enough I guess...







