One of my customers had a leaky roof and the cabinet that was on the carpet left this spot. I'm thinking of encaping? Any other ideas? Here's the picture she sent me.
I'd flush it then stain magic and cover with saran wrap and a weighted object to keep the air out. Stain should be gone next day.
First wipe it down with a blended solvent. Many furniture stains include some solvent soluble materials. When that no longer is removing anything then use your oxidizer - StainZone, Stain Magic or similar.
furniture stains are the one that we find to be permanent or a patch needed.. I guess it depends on the varnish/stain used though
Since we don't know about the wood stain or finish, we can't say this solvent or that solvent will work. A blended solvent has a blend of several solvents. One is more likely to work. An example would be Bridgepoint's All Solv Xtreme which is a blend of 8 different solvents.
Nick, I hope you drive a train better than your carpet stain problem solving thoughts...... most furniture stains are difficult at best, The majority of them can only be removed completely with a knife that stain in the pic looks like a great place to put a cabinet ...over the wood stain that will more than likely remain ..L.T.A.
OR, apply stain magic, rub W/Fels, AND, blast with STRONG blacklist light.... 5-10 min should do it....
Because the nature of the stain is synthetic, non organic dye, stain magic / H2O2 will have little effect.
furniture/wood stain reality 101 Consider them as permanent , and explain the unfortunate reality to the custy Don't even suggest you can "improve" them ..even a little , cause you most likely can't any that will respond to latest/greatest wonder spot juices, will more than likely respond to the Gels, fels, juices most carry seriously, Nick figure from the get-go that furniture stains are permanent ...cause 94.279% are Proceed with caution with wonder juices in an attempt to improve them, but don't make any promises to the custy ..L.T.A.