wrathletik1

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Coffee Bean + stone interior=


I've tried all kinds of supermarket products but it's not completely gone.

PLease help!

solopresident

try some good carpet cleaning products. meguiars carpet cleaner. take out and wash with bristle brush

prutkows

definitely. I have black interior but meguiars gets the mud/dirt stains off the white infiniti logo on the carpeting.

GiGGaplease

use that tide pen thingy for clothes. it probably work?

Blackjack

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Got to Home Depot and go to the flooring department... Get some stuff in a white and purple bottle called Folex. Great stuff!!!

http://www.folexcompany.com/

Degenerazn

My sister spilled some coffee on my seat and cup holder after she thought it was a good idea to take my car while I was at work. Lucky she only spilled a little bit or man...

Blackjack

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... I make sure people no better than to take my car or else they may not have legs when I get a hold of them. Plus... My keys stay with more and the spairs in the safe.

OMG37

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In my car...

Rule #1 - No eating or drinking!

Rule #2 - Please do not scuff up my doors when lifting feet into car.

Rule #3 - If you've made it this far then we are good...

wrathletik1

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I pretty much got most of the stain out, using folex, resolve, and I even rented a steam cleaner. I have a new problem now as all those cleaners have faded and discolored my carpet and it appears lighter than the stone color, sorta pinkish. My question is, since I used all those products and saturated the carpet with them, did I do any damage underneath the carpet? Like on the metal part the carpet rests on top of?

ShiningStaR

i am pretty sure its on the top carpet area. i dont think those cleaners would do you that damage as to going below. maybe you can just get a new mat? good luck.

wrathletik1

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Thanks for the reply. I called Infiniti of Santa Monica and they said a new carpet would cost 6 bills+tax, not including installation. Sucks. I'm planning on ordering some carpet dye spray, color matched to the stone carpet, from a company called CFI for around 65-70 bucks. We'll see how that goes.

This was the most expensive cup of coffee ever.

Damn you, Coffee Bean!!!

chasemyaccord

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You didn't try the folex yet? There are so many products out there that should do the trick...

Scoobyj

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Only water allowed in my stone interior!

wrathletik1

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I did use folex, it didn't get it completely out. I used a bunch of stuff, actually, and they collectively faded the gray on the carpet. I'm still pissed.

sanscu

Can you cover it up with something? All weather mats etc? I think that might help in many ways.