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Mat Embroidery


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How best to clean up the embroidery (and, yes, I had to spell check that one :jester:) on car mats?

 

Spray and blot?

 

My work boots are the most common resident of my floor mats and they can take a beating after a day tearing apart winches and sonars......

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Yep, I use Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner on mine. You might also invest in the clear textured plastic mats that lay over them. Llyod's makes them to match their mats. They look a little like what grandma might use but they sure save the expensive mats from dirt, wear & tear.

Bruce

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I think I would blot with Adam's Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner then when you get them clean I would invest in these.

Lloyd Protector Floor Mats, Lloyd Invisible Floor Mats

 

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Yep, I use Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner on mine. You might also invest in the clear textured plastic mats that lay over them. Llyod's makes them to match their mats. They look a little like what grandma might use but they sure save the expensive mats from dirt, wear & tear.

Bruce

:jester: Great minds think alike!!:jester: Check the time of our post.:lolsmack:

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I use the Lloyds clear mats for protection. They yellow over time, but for the price, they're easy and cheap to replace every couple years.

 

In answer to your question, yes, spray and blot. :cheers:

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:jester: Great minds think alike!!:jester: Check the time of our post.:lolsmack:

Pretty funny Chris. Glad to see I'm not the only one who uses them too. Every time I see them I think of my Grandma who had the clear plastic slip covers on her sofa. These really save the mats though and make cleaning easy, then on show day I just take them out and brush the carpet with a brush.

Bruce

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Pretty funny Chris. Glad to see I'm not the only one who uses them too. Every time I see them I think of my Grandma who had the clear plastic slip covers on her sofa. These really save the mats though and make cleaning easy, then on show day I just take them out and brush the carpet with a brush.

Bruce

 

I just can't bring myself to put my feet on my carpet mats.:help:

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I just can't bring myself to put my feet on my carpet mats.:help:

I was just looking at some sheepskin floor mats with my wife. I don't think she would ever wear shoes in the cars. Except those stilettos... but I digress.

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