If it's not one thing it's another

[Ken692]

You know the drill, I get ready I have everything I think I need, and I'm hit with what looks like a glue trap stuck in 8 spots, oh man! I tried to get as much of it as I can, but I still have some stuck in the fibers. I'm thinking I need to go back with some goo gone,
Any suggestion on what to do ??

 

[Scott S.]

gum gel.

 

[Mike Pailliotet]

Goo Gone is an orange rind solvent...may not be strong enough


I'd never be with out Cobb's Stain Solve (carb cleaner) and CTI ProSolve Gel

 

[hogjowl]

Why not just buy carb cleaner?

 

[Mike Pailliotet]

Do you want your customers seeing you spraying carb cleaner on their Smart Strand?

 

[hogjowl]

Do yours watch you clean?

 

[Lee Stockwell]

White duct tape for the can.

 

[Old Coastie]

Lee you just got nominated for the Daily Dixie Duct Tape award.

 

[GeneMiller]

If it is a sticky trap oil will remove it if my memory serves me right. Something like olive oil not motor oil.

Gene

 

[Ken692]

1) white duct tape

 

[Larry Cobb]

Stain Solv is NOT the same as "carb cleaner"

http://www.cobbcarpet.com/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65&products_id=5240

 

[hogjowl]

Ok Ed.

 

[Ken692]

Today I had a pet stain, nothing I tried. Spot remover, rust away. Pretreat spray. Stain remover.
I did not try fels naphtha (didn't have my truck with me)
It's kind of pissing me off (see what I did there)

 

[dgardner]

Cobb's Stain Solv is "100% Solvent Cleaner is Quick-Evaporating Solvent Blend, Which Leaves No Residue"

Carb Cleaner is "100% Solvent Cleaner is Quick-Evaporating Solvent Blend, Which Leaves No Residue"

Therefore Cobb's Stain Solve = Carb Cleaner. My logic is irrefutable.....

JK Larry!

 

[steve_64]

If goo gone doesnt work I use banes safety solve since I have several gallons of it.

Pet stains get osr first. If that doesnt work I may try molecular modifier or just stain magic. Depends on the situation.

 

[Papa John]

Pet stains get osr first. If that doesnt work I may try molecular modifier or just stain magic. Depends on the situation.

I agree-- but warning-- don't use OSR on wool or other natural fibers. If the customer is Pregnant-- maybe refrain from Molecular Modifier and Odorzyme (weaker version of MM)-- only because those women have extremely sensitive sense of smell-- and they are hormonal ( euphemism for Moody, Needy, emotional and less logical)-- we use 40 vol because it has no odor.--

 

[SamIam]

Don't over saturate what ever solvent you use don't wsntt I make a hole.

Also use 40 vol but stains don't always just disappear they fade with time.