Spotting Kits

[Dan]

If you were to make a spotting kit today which products would you purchase for the various stains we come across? Name and manufacture:

Ive always used and liked:

Chemspec: POG

Pros Choice: Red Relief, Stain Magic, Pro Solve Gel, Power Gel

Bridgepoint: Avenge

 

[joey895]

Personally, I really like Matrix Breakdown from Jondon as a Pog

Pros Choice: Prosolve Gel, Power Gel and Stain Magic

Vacaway: Helgel, Redvanish,

For rust removal I've used matrix rust eradicator and Vacaway's rust assassin with success.

For general purpose spotting I mix Vacaway's Hot knife at about 5 or 6 ounces in my 32 ounce trigger sprayer and the rest water.

 

[J Scott W]

Announcing a new simplified stain removal kit being released today. A nice insulated bag, towels and towels and such plus our newest and improved products - Avenge Pro, All Solv Extreme, Heavy Duty Gel Break, StainZone, RedZONE, T-Rust and ane treatment I claim credit for Spot Stop. $139

 

[Dan]

Wish I would have known sooner. I would of considered.but think I'm going to be happy with the kit John Olson and I put together. I will keep it in mind for my other truck its getting close to needing more too.

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[dealtimeman]

Scott where can we see your kit?

 

[Dan]

Scott where can we see your kit?

I'm guessing this is it. http://interlinksupply.com/index.html?item_num=CS03D

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[Larry Cobb]

Dan;

This is the spotting kit that is successfully used by an experienced spotter:

Kit consisting of:
16 oz. Dynachem POG
16 oz. Enzyme/Oxidizer Powder (Dynachem Odor Attack)
16 oz. Vandalism Remover (Bridgepoint All-Solv)
16 oz. Dynachem Dye Stain Remover (1 Part)
16 oz. Ink Remover
16 oz. Dynachem Citrus Solv (Pure d-Limonene liquid)
16 oz. Rust Remover
12 oz. Reducing Agent (Dynachem FiberBrite powder)
Tamping Brush-nylon
Terry Towel
Laminated Spotting Chart
Plastic Tray for Easy Access

Larry Cobb

 

[Dan]

Dan;

This is the spotting kit that is successfully used by an experienced spotter:

Kit consisting of:
16 oz. Dynachem POG
16 oz. Enzyme/Oxidizer Powder (Dynachem Odor Attack)
16 oz. Vandalism Remover (Bridgepoint All-Solv)
16 oz. Dynachem Dye Stain Remover (1 Part)
16 oz. Ink Remover
16 oz. Dynachem Citrus Solv (Pure d-Limonene liquid)
16 oz. Rust Remover
12 oz. Reducing Agent (Dynachem FiberBrite powder)
Tamping Brush-nylon
Terry Towel
Laminated Spotting Chart
Plastic Tray for Easy Access

Larry Cobb

But I am a "experienced spotter". I was looking at preferences of what people are liking. Most pre-built spotting kits have something that isn't the best or a bunch of junk you don't need. The idea of a spotting kit is effective and yet not over sized.

 

[Vivers]

I like stain 1, stain magic, red relief, power solv, rust remover, and a bar of FELS.

 

[ruff]

I carry a cooler in the van that contains a lot of spotters. In addition since the cooler gets lazy and never makes it into the home I am cleaning, I also carry a belt pouch (Lows, for carpenters) with the smaller bottles of spotters I use the most.
1) Fels
2) Rubbing alcohol (great for latex paint.)
3) Reducer (Red Vanish, I am trying the new one by Bridge point) and sometime just mix a white cotton cleaner (works great.)
4) Delimonine gel (I use Hell Gel but others are good too. I actually boost it by adding liquid delimo to it.)
5) Rust remover (the one that I found works best was by my local supplier - Pro Line.)
6) A neutral spotter (Baby Blue.)
7) A very high PH spotter for filtration (I still have a gallon of Prochem's for fire damage that I bought about 20 years ago.)
8) Spot & Boost (Vacaway. Works with ink and on some stains that nothing else gets.)

 

[Larry Cobb]

4) Delimonine gel (I use Hell Gel but others are good too. I actually boost it by adding liquid delimo to it.)

My thoughts exactly !

Liquid pure d-Limonene (our Citrus-Solv) will perform better spotting . . .

with any cleaner that knows what they are doing.

Larry