Grease on upholstery

[imported_fugaz15]

So I parked in a garage on Friday and didn't notice til now but they got a thick viscous grease on the exterior of my car, the door Jamb, and the seat upholstery. I'm fuming.



Any suggestions for getting this stuff out of the upholstery?



Dave

 

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Alcohol or any mild solvent should work.

 

[Roger Koh]

Any suggestions for getting this stuff out of the upholstery?



Dave

Is the material of the upholstery leather?



Roger Koh

info@leatherdoctor.com

 

[imported_fugaz15]

No, I have cloth interior.

Is the material of the upholstery leather?



Roger Koh

info@leatherdoctor.com

 

[autoobsessed]

There is a fabric cleaner that is like and smells like dry cleaning solution that we have been using for many years, it cuts grease and dries invisable afterwards.



It is private branded here in Canada so I can't really direct you to a comparable name. This product is sold out of a wholesale fabric company and is in an arosal, maybe someone else here may know of a simular product in the US. If you are in Canada I can get it for you, just drop me a PM or email.

 

[Street5927]

This works wonders on grease and many other stains. I dont know what i would do without cans of it in my garage.



Hot Shot Stain Remover

 

[autoobsessed]

This works wonders on grease and many other stains. I dont know what i would do without cans of it in my garage.



Hot Shot Stain Remover

That might be what we use, does it smell like dry cleaning solution?

 

[Street5927]

That might be what we use, does it smell like dry cleaning solution?

Not really...but does have an unusual, but pleasant odor.

 

[autoobsessed]

Not really...but does have an unusual, but pleasant odor.

Okay, must not be what we are using then. This stuff smells just like what a dry cleaner smells like, the spray is like a solvent and works wonders on any grease, pen, on fabrics.