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One concentrate, from a quick spot to a full extraction. You set the strength to the stain.
Fabric Cleaner is a concentrate, and that is what makes it useful. Mix it strong for a coffee spill that has been there a fortnight. Mix it weak for a whole-interior refresh or to run through an extractor. Same bottle, different job.
That flexibility matters with fabric, because textile problems vary enormously. A single dried stain and a set of grubby seats need very different chemical strengths, and a ready-to-use spray is a compromise on both.
It works on seats, carpets, boot linings and mats, and it is efficient enough that a 500 ml bottle of concentrate handles a lot of interiors.
It brings the colour back, not just the cleanliness. Fabric that has gone flat and grey with wear comes up refreshed, with the colour noticeably stronger, and the material is left soft to the touch rather than crisp.
It rinses out cleanly, which is the part people get wrong. A cleaner that stays in the fibres leaves tide marks as it dries and a stale smell a week later. This one comes back out, so you get no rings and no odour. Fruity scent while you work.
Finish the job properly. Once the fabric is clean and fully dry, protect it with Spotless Fabric 2.0. Twelve months of stain resistance means the next spill sits on the surface instead of soaking in.
- Dilutes from 1:1 for a set-in stain to 1:20 for a full extraction
- Spot cleaning or extraction from one bottle
- Restores colour intensity on tired, flat-looking fabric
- Rinses out cleanly, so no tide marks and no stale smell
- Seats, carpets, boot linings and mats
- Fruity scent
- 500 ml and 5 litres
Always test on a hidden area first. Older fabrics and some coloured trims are less predictable than they look. Technical support available.
Application Guide
Stain removal and heavy soiling. 1:1 to 1:5.
Bonneting and extraction. 1:10 to 1:20.
Apply. Pre-spray, agitate with a brush or microfibre, then extract or lift with a microfibre.
Dry. Dry fully before protecting with Spotless Fabric 2.0.
Test. Always on an inconspicuous area, particularly on older and coloured fabrics.
Fabric Cleaner is your one textile chemical. Concentrated, so you set the working strength to the job rather than buying a spot spray and an extraction chemical separately.
Two uses, one drum. Strong for pre-spraying bonded stains before agitation. Weak for running through an extractor across a full interior. That is a chemical cost saving and one less thing to run out of mid-job.
The 5 litre is the working size for anyone doing regular interior work, and at extraction dilution the cost per vehicle is very low.
It rinses out cleanly, which is what protects you from callbacks. Residual chemistry left in the fibres is what produces tide marks as the fabric dries and a stale smell days after the customer has driven away. This one comes back out with the extraction, and the fabric is left soft rather than crisp. Colour intensity comes back noticeably on worn seats, which is the visible result you point at.
Sequence. Fabric Cleaner to clean, dry fully, then Spotless Fabric 2.0 to protect. The protection stage is the upsell, and it only works on properly dried fabric.
- One concentrate covers spot work and extraction
- 1:1 to 1:5 for stains, 1:10 to 1:20 for extraction
- Rinses out cleanly — no tide marks, no stale odour callbacks
- Visible colour recovery on worn upholstery
- Pairs directly with Spotless Fabric 2.0 as a two-stage priced service
- Very low cost per vehicle at extraction dilution
- 500 ml and 5 litres
Technical Application Notes
Mixing. 1:1 to 1:5 for stain removal and heavy soiling. 1:10 to 1:20 for bonneting and extraction.
Application. Pre-spray, agitate with a brush or microfibre, then extract or lift with a microfibre.
Drying. Dry fully before protection or handover.
Test. Always test an inconspicuous area, particularly on older and coloured fabrics.
Support. Technical support available from Ultracoat UK.
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