Lonny
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Anyone have a good product for this type of ink? Its about a ten inch diameter spill, pretty certain it's in the pad. Polyester carpet.
Thank-you!
Thank-you!
Yellow printer ink?
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J Scott W
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The color should not matter much. Follow the same process as with any printer or toner ink.
Vacuum out as much as possible suing a HEPA vac or truckmount with Dust Downer. You don't want to pick up those small particles and redistribute them through the filter of a standard vacuum.
Apply StainZONE or Stain Magic around the exterior of the stain to keep it from spreading.
Treat with a solvent and not water. Apply solvent with one hand while doing dry vacuuming with the other hand. Continue until all has been removed or no more progress is being made. I would use PIG or Bridgepoint's OINK.
If any color remains, apply enough StainZONE to keep it damp for several hours. The color will gradually fade.
Vacuum out as much as possible suing a HEPA vac or truckmount with Dust Downer. You don't want to pick up those small particles and redistribute them through the filter of a standard vacuum.
Apply StainZONE or Stain Magic around the exterior of the stain to keep it from spreading.
Treat with a solvent and not water. Apply solvent with one hand while doing dry vacuuming with the other hand. Continue until all has been removed or no more progress is being made. I would use PIG or Bridgepoint's OINK.
If any color remains, apply enough StainZONE to keep it damp for several hours. The color will gradually fade.
