Thanks for the suggestion HALOR. It does sound like a lot of work, but its worth it.
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Wrap the kids and wife up in plastic before you throw them in the car - well....at least add a few little poke holes for air 
Actually, about 3-4 days ago I was getting my carpets shampooed at a local place and told this guy about the red colored spots that I had on the inside of my car. I had tried just about everything to get them out and nothing worked. Well, he had 10 million things in little bottles and he grabbed one of them, squirted it onto the carpet, and rubbed it in so vigorously that my car started shaking. 10 minutes later he shampooed that area of the carpet and the spots were completely gone. I'm going to have to ask him what he used.
Actually, about 3-4 days ago I was getting my carpets shampooed at a local place and told this guy about the red colored spots that I had on the inside of my car. I had tried just about everything to get them out and nothing worked. Well, he had 10 million things in little bottles and he grabbed one of them, squirted it onto the carpet, and rubbed it in so vigorously that my car started shaking. 10 minutes later he shampooed that area of the carpet and the spots were completely gone. I'm going to have to ask him what he used.
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Wrap the kids and wife up in plastic before you throw them in the car - well....at least add a few little poke holes for air
Actually, about 3-4 days ago I was getting my carpets shampooed at a local place and told this guy about the red colored spots that I had on the inside of my car. I had tried just about everything to get them out and nothing worked. Well, he had 10 million things in little bottles and he grabbed one of them, squirted it onto the carpet, and rubbed it in so vigorously that my car started shaking. 10 minutes later he shampooed that area of the carpet and the spots were completely gone. I'm going to have to ask him what he used.
[/quote] If he will tell you at all! In all probability it was something oxy (oxygen) based mixed with a paint thinner and water. Little tricks impress customers and go a long way toward repeat business. As for the ten million bottle collection? I highly recommend it! I mix my own polishes for example:my fav is one that is part 3M, part Pro and part Meguires. The greatest polish effect comes from a polish that is 1 part synthetic-1 part natural-1 part kerosene based. Cleaners are the same way. Just be sure you test all of your 10 million before you put them in or on a car.
Wrap the kids and wife up in plastic before you throw them in the car - well....at least add a few little poke holes for air
Actually, about 3-4 days ago I was getting my carpets shampooed at a local place and told this guy about the red colored spots that I had on the inside of my car. I had tried just about everything to get them out and nothing worked. Well, he had 10 million things in little bottles and he grabbed one of them, squirted it onto the carpet, and rubbed it in so vigorously that my car started shaking. 10 minutes later he shampooed that area of the carpet and the spots were completely gone. I'm going to have to ask him what he used.
[/quote] If he will tell you at all! In all probability it was something oxy (oxygen) based mixed with a paint thinner and water. Little tricks impress customers and go a long way toward repeat business. As for the ten million bottle collection? I highly recommend it! I mix my own polishes for example:my fav is one that is part 3M, part Pro and part Meguires. The greatest polish effect comes from a polish that is 1 part synthetic-1 part natural-1 part kerosene based. Cleaners are the same way. Just be sure you test all of your 10 million before you put them in or on a car.
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