so on the way home from a concert the other night with my girlie, and the next morning i noticed in her seat, there was gum on the side of it....its in there good, any idea what to do??? besides smack a bitch up (kidding, thats expletived up)

ps ep3 seats so they arent leather

 

Go to a detailer they can get gum out...my nephew got gum on my floormat and covered it up with a piece of paper..i went to clean my car and saw it all smashed in there...i took it in to get detailed and it was gone.

 

use some goo gone ans after u get it out wash it with some soapy water

 

goo gone and soapy water on that fake suedeish stuff...i think that would mark it all up....

 

ice it down and make it cold so it hardens...try to pull it up.

 

it was sat on and such, so its kinda ground in.......cant pull it up cause its in that meshy stuff

 

i say you make that "girlie" of yours pay for some new bride seats

 

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02ep3: Is the gum still on the seat? If so, buy a can of brake cleaner. Spray the brake cleaner on a terry cloth cotton towel (i.e. 6"x6" towel) and wipe the affected area - repeat until it is all gone. My brother had the same situation and the brake cleaner got it all out. Brake cleaner smells like the same chemical cleaners use. Boa sorte...

 

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haha w0rd

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02ep3: Is the gum still on the seat? If so, buy a can of brake cleaner. Spray the brake cleaner on a terry cloth cotton towel (i.e. 6"x6" towel) and wipe the affected area - repeat until it is all gone. My brother had the same situation and the brake cleaner got it all out. Brake cleaner smells like the same chemical cleaners use. Boa sorte...</TD></TR></TABLE>

that sounds legit....i'll give it a shot...thanks!