Stain removers for upholstery

[Blue Bayou]

What are a few good products to try to remove a few stains from my combing bolsters? Seems like some squid juice got on a few areas and my buddy's Grundens got scum on the console cushion and I want to take some time to get it all off when I go to detail the boat in December.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

[Chisox]

Have you tried bleach?

[BIG R JR]

Clean with Magic Eraser Sponges and then protect with 303......

Regards,

Big R

[TwentyFourSeven]

I have tried a few things, nothing works like bleach and soap mixed with water in a spray bottle.

[Capt Rick Hiott]

You shouldn't put bleach on boat upholstery,,it eats up the stitching and then it falls apart.

[cablemaker]

Ditto on Mr Clean Magic Eraser. Very easy and works great........

[Pearl Diver]

X2 on no BLEACH on stitching!! I made the mistake once and it cost me $750.

Unless you have a nylon stitch the bleach will eat straight through it. At least thats what I was told when I picked up all my recovered upholstery pieces.

PD

[GotTarpon]

No Bleach on the seats

[ken2]

I had some grease stains on my seats and nothing was working.

I used these lysol wipes that I had in the house. They are very abrasive, and you just scrub on the stained area. no need to get bleach everywhere an possibly mess the threads up.

These things took the grease off fairly easily with scrubbing. and some rust stains, as well as some mystery stains that had been there a while.

Dual action lysol wipes. http://www.amazon.com/Lysol-Dual-Action-Di...s/dp/B001D0W8KQ

[Blue Bayou]

No Bleach on the seats

I'll get that and the Magic Eraser and make a head to head contest between them. There are 2 areas with the same looking squid ink stains so we'll see what works.

Thanks for the advice!