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Posted by: rgalla9146 Apr 12 2019, 05:44 PM

Check the difference.


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Posted by: Tom_T Apr 12 2019, 05:52 PM

After you get it all vacuumed off, then try some Folex on the spots & edge browning (test on a corner first). Spray on, soak 5 mins (longer if stubborn), then dab off with a soft absorbent cotton cloth like an old t-shirt, towel, etc.; & you may need to do it a couple of times with stubborn spots/staining. You don't want to rub nor brush that mousefur perlon in the headliner nor carpet, because it will make it unravel &/or "pill".

You can also use it on the carpet, if you're saving that too.

Folex is sold in gals & qt spray bottles at Home Depot etc., or order online from Waxie in Santa Ana CA.

I was able to pull 25-30 years of camping, coffee & cokes, & other kids grime off of our `88 Westfalia's upholstery & plush carpet with it, & it looks as new!


Tom
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Posted by: rgalla9146 Apr 12 2019, 07:57 PM

QUOTE(Tom_T @ Apr 12 2019, 07:52 PM)

After you get it all vacuumed off, then try some Folex on the spots & edge browning (test on a corner first). Spray on, soak 5 mins (longer if stubborn), then dab off with a soft absorbent cotton cloth like an old t-shirt, towel, etc.; & you may need to do it a couple of times with stubborn spots/staining. You don't want to rub nor brush that mousefur perlon in the headliner nor carpet, because it will make it unravel &/or "pill".

You can also use it on the carpet, if you're saving that too.

Folex is sold in gals & qt spray bottles at Home Depot etc., or order online from Waxie in Santa Ana CA.

I was able to pull 25-30 years of camping, coffee & cokes, & other kids grime off of our `88 Westfalia's upholstery & plush carpet with it, & it looks as new!


Tom
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