Coffee stain help please?

[imported_Gumball]

Hey guys,



I have a Cobra H extractor and some of the best chemicals out there to do what I do and I have a clients vehicle coming back in approximately a week to hopefully remove a stain that everything I tried so far has not removed.



Whew, ok, the point. I am curious because I have not used it yet if the Wolfgang Spot Eliminator would be a good product to use on a very established mocha stain? Have any of you used this or would you recommend I purchase something else.



The vehicle is a 2007 Mercedes Benz GL450 with silver carpet. Eeek! Any advice would be greatly appreciated!



Thanks....................................................Chris

 

[bryan]

Try vinegar and water, it is surprisingly good on alot of thing, stinks a little though

 

[DaGonz]

Are you sure it was "just coffee"?



Coffee stains have never been a problem with me...red fruit juice, on the other hand... :wall :hairpull

 

[imported_Gumball]

Are you sure it was "just coffee"?



Coffee stains have never been a problem with me...red fruit juice, on the other hand... :wall :hairpull

For certain a Starbucks mocha. What are you using on your coffee stains then?



I may try the vinegar and water but I would also like to know if I should buy someones product that works really well.



Thanks. Anyone else have any thoughts?



.............................................................Chris

 

[jfelbab]

I took a red wine stain out of beige carpet with Meguiar's Quick Out.

 

[JonP]

I've removed quite a few tough stains, including coffee stains with Spray 'n Wash with Resolve Power. Just spray, agitate, and extract thoroughly.

 

[EMAES]

Try Folex.

 

[beachcities]

Coffe stains are easily removed by folex, so it may be that if its a mocha its a chocolate stain you are delaing with.

 

[mixxer]

spot shot- folex

 

[Eisen Hulk]

Just wanted to ask....Have any of you guys ever used Capture?