White05GT

Steam cleaning should do it.

christopher_94_gt

lol this stuff is funny! im glad my 94 gt had a brand new cloth interior installed after i bought it but before i even touched it

womquat

Yeah, well, when I bought the car I thought I'd be leaving skidmarks on the pavement. Who knew?!

Joe in Dublin

great video......

wayne613

I´ve seen the meme, and of course heard the reference often, but that´s the first time I´ve seen the actual vid from it. Laughed so hard, I....ya know.

808muscle

Jizzed in my pants!!! OMG thats awesome.......reminds me of Orgasm guy on SNL years ago.

I too got a used 06 GT with grey cloth seats. I got covers right away. Lets face it, its cloth, its used and its gonna be nasty so dont touch it! LOL

bakerjd

I blame Dirty Mike and the boys. I'm betting they performed another soup kitchen!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1j4mK6cs_A

womquat

Joe in Dublin - I did not see a link to a video. Apparently others did. I hate being left out. It's a holdover from the prom days in junior and high school...
Can someone post the link that I can see it? Or do I just not know how to use the forum well enough yet?
Thx! womquat

Mishri

I had no issues with staining on my cloth seats on my 2007. if that steam cleaning doesn't work and carpet cleaner like spot shot doesn't work (dunno if it's recommended to use that stuff but it's worth a shot i'd think) I'd just get some new racing seats hehe.. is this in a back seat?

If so.. reminds me of this story a girl told me abot what she did in her backseat and it left a white stain she couldn't get out and she said no, it wasn't a guy's...... ... .. .

CincyGT2009

I have seen the same thing from wet swimsuits on gray cloth before (on someone else's car). I would try what I always recommend for interior cleaning. Get yourself a bucket of warm water with maybe a 1/4 cap of Woolite in it. Use a good terrycloth towel and go to town on the cloth. Try to work in one direction, rather than rubbing in circles, which may make the cloth appear worn if you are too aggressive with it. Basically, you are probably dealing with a water-soluble stain, so why not use the same stuff you would use on delicate clothing with water-soluble stains?