Simtex Seat Stain

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My 2018 Bennington Pontoon (I'm the only owner and it has been well taken care of) got some mold on the seats and I had it professionally cleaned and they said it is stained. The mold is gone but the stain is still there. Not sure how they even molded doesn't make a sense to me. Any suggestions for the stains? Still under warranty but I doubt that would be covered.
 
Stains might be from sunscreen. Mold is not uncommon. Need good air circulation.
 
My 2018 Bennington Pontoon (I'm the only owner and it has been well taken care of) got some mold on the seats and I had it professionally cleaned and they said it is stained. The mold is gone but the stain is still there. Not sure how they even molded doesn't make a sense to me. Any suggestions for the stains? Still under warranty but I doubt that would be covered.
Pictures? I’d read your warranty and talk to your dealer. I honestly don’t recall anyone on this site saying their Simtex had been stained.
 
I would follow the simtex cleaning directions. I would bet the professional didn’t. When done it still may look hopeless but a day or two in sun and it’s gone. Amazing stuff. I need clothes made out of it.
 
Can you post cleaning for the floors?
 
The only thing I have seen on floors is no power washer . I don't remember where I saw that . I'm sure someone else may have something.
 
I previously had carpet. I used a rechargeable portable Bissell .
 
I’m getting a weird brownish stain in a few places on my 2022 seagrass flooring. Hoping it’s not a big deal.
 
Is it a stain or can it be removed easily ? I had a pollen issue last year . Due to the way the covers are now when it rained the pollen ran down the floor .
 
I’m getting a weird brownish stain in a few places on my 2022 seagrass flooring. Hoping it’s not a big deal.
Pictures?
 
Pictures? I’d read your warranty and talk to your dealer. I honestly don’t recall anyone on this site saying their Simtex had been stained.
 

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Yikes!
 
I screwed up and hijacked thread with my own woes. This thread should stay seat stain and I will start a new thread with floor stains tomorrow.
I have some different floor cleaners will attack it tomorrow.
 
I used Miracle Mist on my seats but please wear gloves!! I lost skin on the tip of one finger. (My boat is a 2016 and no longer under warranty so no risk there). The Miracle Mist cleaned stains/mold/etc that no other product cleaned. It smells very bleachy.
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Make sure you rinse really well. The bleach will attack the stitching.
 
I used Miracle Mist on my seats but please wear gloves!! I lost skin on the tip of one finger. (My boat is a 2016 and no longer under warranty so no risk there). The Miracle Mist cleaned stains/mold/etc that no other product cleaned. It smells very bleachy.
Attaching before and after photos.
That is exactly what mine looked like before it was detailed.
 
I used Miracle Mist on my seats but please wear gloves!! I lost skin on the tip of one finger. (My boat is a 2016 and no longer under warranty so no risk there). The Miracle Mist cleaned stains/mold/etc that no other product cleaned. It smells very bleachy.
Attaching before and after photos.
Echoing the “rinse really well” concern. A very common problem with marine upholster failure is stitching due to bleach type products used in cleaning. It can be a tough lesson for some when their upholster begins unraveling and the older upholster cannot be restitched due to its condition. Such a catch 22 since those products eliminate the initial problem so effectively (stains and what not).
 
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