Help.. gum worked into seat!!!

You can use the sharpie to do your eyebrows too!! It's a win win.

 

I've tried goof off, Dawn and I even took it to a local detailer and he asked me with a Hawaiian accent "brah...wat is dis?... supah gum?" It's faded a little bit but it's still there.

 

Try lacquer thinner, it shouldn't harm the seat and should be strong enough to take the gum off. Afterwards use a foam cleaner to clean the entire seat or used a extractor to clean it

 

On the top of this page click on Forums, then under Tacoma Garage you'll see a thread titled "detailing" I think I saw on there "Ask a detailer" maybe there's some info. Good luck

 

I guess I should feel better about the box I just brought home from the store that tracked gum on my bedliner after seeing this?

Taco is literally 2 weeks old and I flipped out. I have a problem.

To OP's original question, my mom taught me a long time ago that cold water is always the best way to go for taking out any stain.

 

Dry vapor steam cleaning.

 

...^^^... Now that was cool to watch

 

Didn't read this post for post. Did anybody suggest using Dry Ice to freeze it and chip it off?
Dry Ice=Extra cold and no water