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Micro Suede Car Seats

14 years ago

I have a small water mark on my car seat and was wondering if Hot Spot or Spot Shot (whatever that solution is called) can be sprayed on a rag and gently rubbed on the water mark on my car seat or, what other solution might take the water mark off of my micro suede seat?

Thanks.

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eteinne
14 years ago
Well I know this is going to sound stupid but this has worked for me and I have been doing this for 30 years. This works on real Suede, Ultra Suede, Velvet, and Micro Suede. Just rub it with a rubber pencil eraser, working from the outside edges of the watermark inward. Be sure that this is clean otherwise the graphite will leave it's own stain. To clean it just take it oustide and rub it on the sidewalk or a nail file so you are rubbing with clean rubber. This should work for you as long as this is just a water mark and no grease is involved.
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