Gummy Bears vs. Black Cloth Seats

[BamaTundraGuy]

Hopefully this is the right place....if not, please move it to the right spot mods.

Well the title says it all. I have had some gummy bears melt to my black cloth backseat in my crewmax. I have heard to place ice in a zip-lock bag and let it sit there on the spot for a while until it hardens and use a scraper.

Does anyone else here have any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

Scott

[crzy2bealive]

I have tried the ice method on cloths and it works good, but never had anything like that on my seating

[Deznutjob]

Scott, don't even mess around with guesses, go here and redister bro, very cool and informative forum!!

Adams Forums (http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/cmps_index.php)

I started a thread for you over there Scott, check it! http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=117180#post117180

[TacoMEDIC]

bummmer man! looks like greg set you up though. good luck!

[BamaTundraGuy]

Greg, thanks a million for hooking me up with Adam's forum! I have tried Citric Acid of all things and it got the majority cleaned. The only spot I couldn't get to real well was in the crevice below the seatbelt latch.

Thanks again!!

[Deznutjob]

Dude did you take any before and after pics???

[BamaTundraGuy]

Man I really should have, but my mind was stuck on one thing....Getting it cleaned up!! I know there was time to take pictures, but I just didn't think of it :(

[Deznutjob]

Greg, thanks a million for hooking me up with Adam's forum! I have tried Citric Acid of all things and it got the majority cleaned. The only spot I couldn't get to real well was in the crevice below the seatbelt latch.

Thanks again!!

That forum is big Scott! They average 200 to 275 members logged on durring the day!

That forum is barely 2 years old!

[1SIKTUN]

you can borrow my dog and he'll lick it clean...probably take him a hours though![drool]