Food stain on seatbelt

[bpricedo]

Someone got a grease stain from a burrito on my wife's tan seatbelt. I know, shouldn't have people eating in the car. She knows now. Anyway, it's like grease from when you make taco meat. What would be a good way to get this off?

[Romach]

I would suggest trying 303 cleaner. I think it may work or steam and brown paper to draw out the fatty deposits

[theblob640]

Steam will easily get it out.

[bpricedo]

Apply steam to one side and some type of paper to the other side?

[FUNX650]

Pro C-28-Q
SEAT BELT CLEANER AND SPOT REMOVER

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Bob

[aim4squirrels]

Try folex available at home depot locally. It'll clean and keep the stain from coming back due to detergent residue.

[BillyJack]

Try folex available at home depot locally. It'll clean and keep the stain fromcoming back due to detergent residue.

We had a Tahoe at the dealership where I work with some nasty grease stains that wouldn't come out with any of the products in the detail shop. They were ready to order a new seatbelt (quite pricey!) and I brought in some Meguiar's Quick-Out from my home supply. This dummy salesman topped the "pros" in the detail shop and saved the company over $200 with an OTC product!

Bill

[WillWashesCars]

Be careful when detailing seatbelts. Most manufacturers recommend only using water and scrubbing carefully. PRO Seat Belt cleaner looks interesting too. If you can, steam them carefully too.