[Babystang]

So I did my job a favor today by taking a delivery, I was in a rush though and forgot to put plastic underneath (I know DUMB!) went to go bring the guy the food and when I lifted it there was sauce all over my seat. Bad. And I have a tan beige style cloth seats to make it worse. I went to take it to a wash to get it detailed and being Sunday they're all closed early so couldn't do it. Now I used some resolve upholstery style spray and a rag and got some of it out. (mainly on the light spots) but you can still slightly see it.

If I can't get it out I'll be taking it to get detailed but if someone has some advice I'd love to save the money. Especially given this time of year. My main worry is to get rid of any possible smell but I want the upholstery to look mint too :/. I don't even eat in my car so if there's even a hint of that smell I'll go crazy. Any and all help is appreciated, thanks guys!

[dannyboy281]

I suggest you get some Tuffstuff use a carpet or upholstery brush and agitate that stain then use some clean cheap microfibers to remove the stain out and absorb the cleaner out of the seat. You can get it at almost every autoparts store or walmart it come in a yellow aerosol can.

If this doesnt work go to Home Depot pick up a gallon of Zep Citrus Degreaser its $10 a gallon and is a great APC, get your self a spray bottle as well try and find one that has dilution ratios on the side, as it makes life easier. Then dilute it to 3:1 or 4:1 with distilled or soft water. If you can heat it up prior to mixing thats great because it will help remove the stain quicker if the Zep dilution is mixed with hot water. Go about using it the same way as you woould Tuffstuff. Also if you have a wet/dry shop vac use that to extract the stain out unless you have a steamer which is even better.