Have a brown stain and cant remove it with nothing

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zgoalscorer

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In a previous post I had a brown stain from rust of a weight but this brown stain is about 8 inches long and an inch or so wide. I have no idea of what it is from. Carpet was presprayed with biokleen apc, extracted with biokleen carpet and upholstery shampoo and it was still there. I tried folex, bac out, and a product from eurosteam called vapormate and still the stain is there. Guys what is your go to guy? If you have a stain and you know this will take care of it, what would it be. Please help here..... Thanks
 
Im not sure if its rust. Im thinking its not but nothing will remove it. In my other post I also have a brown stain and thats definitly rust but I dont thing this one is
 
yep i was thinking that but i dont know how to dye carpet. I saw the capetsticks and someone told me regular crayons and an iron is the easiest and works great
 
zgoalscorer said:
yep i was thinking that but i dont know how to dye carpet. I saw the capetsticks and someone told me regular crayons and an iron is the easiest and works great
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Its easy to do but don't use crayons. Real dye comes in a can like spray paint. A few popular colors are carried by most auto parts stores but if you want a true match, contact a local Car Brite, Auto Magic, or other chemical rep. They will give you a color chart. Match your carpet up with the right color. Then all you have to do is LIGHT coats until the spot is covered. I like to use a brush in between costs to ensure the carpet gets dyed all the way through. Don't use regular spray paint or crayons. Paint will make the carpet stiff and crayon will turn to goo.
 
mrclean81 said:
Its easy to do but don't use crayons. Real dye comes in a can like spray paint. A few popular colors are carried by most auto parts stores but if you want a true match, contact a local Car Brite, Auto Magic, or other chemical rep. They will give you a color chart. Match your carpet up with the right color. Then all you have to do is LIGHT coats until the spot is covered. I like to use a brush in between costs to ensure the carpet gets dyed all the way through. Don't use regular spray paint or crayons. Paint will make the carpet stiff and crayon will turn to goo.
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Indeed. Or any body shop supplier should carry SEM carpet dye.
 
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