Simple Green Stain on white seats

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wshiley

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I left a bottle of Simple Green sit on a white seat for a couple of days and now I have a green ring that does not want to clean up. Any suggestions on how to get the green out and the white back?
 
I agree with sublimetime but if that shouldn't work; make a damn around stain and flood with 50/50 water/bleach solution. it shouldn't hurt the vinyl; just keep away from thread stiching.
 
I Agree with Bob J. I used the water/bleach solution to remove bird dropping stains from my seats. I soaked a sponge in the solution and let the wet sponge sit on the stain...easier than creating a dam (not damn). ;-)
 
Clorox makes a bleach pen gel - basically you can put a bleach gel right where you want it. So long as you can avoid stitching you should be okay - follow with a decent vinyl dressing as bleaching will tend to destroy the oils and plasticizers that keep it flexible.

The bleach pen should be in the laundry aisle of your favorite mega mart.
 
This weekend I am going to try the diluted solution of bleach. With rain forecast for all weekend I may have to wait for the help from the sun..
 
Take a Mr clean Magic Eraser to the boat with you.
 
brad10281, I know the difference between Dam & Damn. I guess I was really concentrating on that stain !! Out Damn Stain! Out I say !
"Macbeth"
 
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