[Shotimes] Cleaning carpets

[Carl Prochilo]

So I ended up using the isopropyl alcohol with a cloth this morning. 
Here's the story.

This may have happened to you and if not it probably will.  There is a
rubber stopper for the e-brake pedal.  I've noticed that thing on my son's
95 decided to go into melt down and made a good mess.  Not taking that
clue, this morning I get into my SHO (all cleaned already, remember?) and
I feel something on the bottom of my foot.  It is a glom of this melted
rubber crap from the stopper and I managed to track it over several spots
on the mat.  After the depression wore off, I got the rubbing alcohol and
poured a little onto a cloth and proceeded to rub out the melted rubber. 
As you said, it works very well, doesn't discolor the carpet, and doesn't
smell.

As soon as I get a chance, I need to remove the residual rubber on the
pedal lever so it doesn't happen again.
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Cheers,
Carl Prochilo
92 Ultra Red Crimson

On Mon, January 3, 2005 11:09 pm, Ron Porter said:
> The other that I stumbled across is denatured alcohol. $7/gallon at Home
> Depot, and a sub-$1.00 spray bottle. Spray on, and work it with a rag.
> When
> you are done, it dries quickly, and leaves no residue or scent. I used
> this
> for the nasty spots that the Chem-Dry didn't get out.