What spotters to use with Mytee Lite II extractor?

[cobrar97]

I have a Mytee Lite II extractor that I use. First I spray the carpets down with Chempro Ultra Pac LVC and brush it in. Then I use the extractor with Prochem All Fiber Rinse mixed in the solution tank. Works well to get all the dirt out that you CANNOT see.



But I am not getting grease spots, spill spots, and very dirty spots out with just this. There are SO many spotters out there that I`m confused. Can somebody tell me what spotter(s) I need to get these tough spots out? It doesn`t have the be Prochem brand either, but I`m familiar with Prochem and Bridgepoint stuff.



Please advise...thanks.

[pt91]

I am in the same boat as you and was going to post the same question. only difference is I tend to use the dry slurry on carpets and the all fiber rinse on fabric.

[cobrar97]

I`ve heard of the dry slurry (and now liquid slurry that`s out), but never tried them.



I`m mainly trying to figure out what spotters to use on the tough stuff. Anybody?

[gmblack3]

Lots of great info here (http://autopia.org/forum/professional-detailers/86721-just-purchases-mytee-lite-ii-any-tips-using-2.html?highlight=mytee) from Grouse.

[cobrar97]

I PM`d Grouse, so I`ll see what he has to say and post it back up.

[gmblack3]

Citrus solve for grease, tar ect.



Bac-out by Bi-O-Kleen for protien based stains.



Here is (http://autopia.org/forum/884728-post27.html) a good post from Grouse that should just about cover everything.