[derikraven]

your thoughts on the best ways to tackle this problem please. I mostly use Prochem products.
Thanks in advance..
Derik

[Matt Steele]

Citrus gel normally does it for me, test on an inconspicuous area first as it can have a bleaching affect on some fabrics/fibres

[markpowell]

Fabric restorer mixed 50ml per litre, and use terry towel.
If its 100% cotton you may have problems, check the fabric first, if its synthetic then should come out no problem.
Mark

[derikraven]

thanks for the advice lads

[M.Acorn]

Did a suite last week and had good results with powerburst 

[garybristow]

i agree with mark fabric restorer,ive also got it out with multipro before now,depends on fabricc,how long its been there etc

[Carpet Dawg]

Never found fabric restorer to be that effective 

I use powerburst on alot of upholstery jobs no problem.

If i come across tough areas, a bit of diluted cirtus gel in a spray bottle does the trick.

[richie]

Never found fabric restorer to be that effective  Undecided

WOW that actually surprises me. Used it from when i first started in CCing.  Never had a fail with it.  As for the denim.......Fabric Restorer will get it out.

[Paul Moss]

The old fabric restorer was fantastic but they changed the formula a few years ago and now its not as good. I stopped using it about 3 years ago.