Ok I got a big problem. I let my mom borrow my car and she went to dillards and bought some candles. I guess she forgot about them and i park my car outside. In oklahoma weather it gets hot. So i go out the next day and i see the candles are stuck to my seats. She said she was sorry and all but my question is how do i get ride of it. I used an iron and newspaper for like and hour and I got ride of some but you can still see it in there. Does anyone know how to get ride of candle wax?
candle wax on seats!!! ah!!!
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Thats what I was going to suggest. There are some chemicals there, I dont know any of them sorry.
not trying to be mean, but thats what i would have be done,lolfreeze it find some dry ice they actually sell somthing for freezing wax and gum to get it out of frabric you could even try that canned air for blowing off computers or whatever flip the can upside down and it will freeze the wax then you could prolly get it out...
Have Her Buy You Some Seats Dude
From a quick internet search I found this:
eHow.com said:1. Let wax dry.
2. Scrape away as much wax as possible with a blunt knife.
3. Place a sheet of butcher paper, glossy side down, or a portion of brown paper bag on top of the wax.
4. Press the tip of warm iron gently over the affected area until the wax melts and attaches to the paper.
5. Lift the paper from the upholstery as it cools.
6. Dab a small amount of denatured alcohol on the stain if any wax dye remains on the upholstery.
7. Sponge with water.
^^^ so smart and adorable
well i have some new 99 EX seat, 300 mile on them, very nice no rips and not broken it, let me know
hey they came out of my old car, really.
well they are mine all i have left of my car which was stolen, had the seat out, cause i put racing seats in, now its all gone, hard to talk about, tearin up
Put paper towel on the seat, place an iron on medium heat on it for a few seconds, lift the towel and put a fresh part of it over the wax and repeat until it is all absorbed into the paper towel. To remove the stain that the wax dye leaves, mix creme of tatar (available from any grocery store or drug store) and a little water and scrub the stain with it using an old stiff bristled toothbrush.
damn dude, f your mom! make her buy you some new racing seats for that sheit!