"It doesn't even look like you cleaned it,

[Old Coastie]

...it looks like you re-upholstered it!"



This was an eye popper.

 

[Nate The Great]

How'd it look when it dried?

 

[Old Coastie]

It was nearly there when I left, but I would expect it to lighten up some more. She also had seven white upholstered chairs inside, but I didn't photograph them. They just moved from up North somewhere.

 

[Cleanworks]

It was nearly there when I left, but I would expect it to lighten up some more. She also had seven white upholstered chairs inside, but I didn't photograph them. They just moved from up North somewhere.

Amazing

 

[Old Coastie]

Jim Pemberton, I used Avenge prespray and rinse. Remembering how you advised me not long ago (and how the brown rug magically turned back to blue and white) can you explain how this fabric could transform like this? I have to be honest, it looked sun faded, filthy and ruined. I pretended to be nonchalant but it really was a change.

 

[EDS]

I always use Avenge!

 

[Jim Pemberton]

First, you or the person who works for you did a great job. No chemical or machine substitutes for doing it right and caring about the outcome.

My best guess is that the material is made with synthetic fibers. When you are cleaning extruded plastic, your biggest challenges come from oily stains, everything else usually comes out great.