[wayne zabel]

I've got some upholstery to clean first week in December.

75% synthetic (polyester and acrylic if I remember rightly) and 25% viscose.It's M&S.

One sofa is quite grubby with denim dye transfer.Ive never done anything with this problem before.

Any ideas on the best products to tackle this please.

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I'd go with fabric restorer myself.

Shaun

[Kev Loomes]

If its fresh, try alcohol on a terry towel, and then acetone.  If it's still there (or if your going to clean the thing anyway) then brush in an SPM type product using a fairly stiff brush (we make our own version so not 100% sure what's in it now), terry towel off and then rinse it off. 99 times out of a 100 its removed using those exact steps.

I remember once getting jean dye out of a carpet where someone sat in front of the fire with wet jeans on. Came out instantly with just some solvent (or right mix of solvent!).

[stuart_clark]

I had one a couple of years ago, black denim dye on a cream material sofa, I removed it all using ultrapac renovate rinsed out with hot fibre and faric rinse

[alan lewis]

Dye-Gone, but keep an eye on it !

[pro-fresh]

Colloid + Chemspec energizer with Formula 90 in the tank.

Works on most things.

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Kev has the best problem solver I wasn't expecting anyone to post with that kind of indepth solution, I'd still go with fab restorer first.

Shaun

[John Kelly]

Heavy Duty Soil Lifter is good on these on either upholstery or carpet. Neutral PH and Woolsafe approved.