Shoe Polish Stains
Introduction
The stain can be any color, oily in appearance, not stiff, and may appear as a smear or smudge. On upholstery it can usually be found along the lower front panel and on skirts/aprons.
Procedure –
PASTE TYPE Composed of waxes, resins, solvents, and oil-soluble dye.
LIQUID TYPE Contains water, solvent, wax, shellac, dye pigment and alcohol.
- Apply Avenge Pro & agitate to create foam to remove pigment suspended in foam.
If stain is gone:
- Rinse, then mist with Spot Stop
If stain remains:
- Apply All Solv Extreme
- Agitate
- Apply Avenge Pro
- Rinse thoroughly, then mist with Spot Stop
- Dry quickly with an Air Mover
Products Needed
Type: Spotting Chemical
Highlights: Moves stain into foam rather than adjacent fibers
Type: Spotting Chemical
Highlights: Surfactant in the formula allows the product to rinse with water
Type: Spotting Chemical
Highlights: Lightly acidic pH neutralizes any alkaline residues
Description: High volume air mover
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Purpose: Dries carpet, upholstery & structures quickly
Shoe Polish Stain Removal Courtesy of Bridgepoint Spot & Stain Guide