Bleach

A bleach spot on a vehicle’s unprotected interior surfaces, whether large or small, can leave behind a permanent mark. Technically, bleach does not stain untreated leather, vinyl, fabric or carpet. Rather, it strips the dye out of these fibers, leaving behind a mark. Bleach spots create areas of yellow, white or a much lighter version of the original dyed area, which can detract from the overall aesthetic of the vehicle’s interior. Without protective coatings, bleach spot removal is extremely difficult. The only way to salvage a vehicle’s seat or carpet is to professionally re-dye the damaged area.

ECP’s All-In-One® Interior Protection helps prevent permanent damage caused by bleaches, dyes, and other damaging substances. Its water-based polymeric coating creates a tight barrier between the contaminant and interior fibers, blocking damaging substances from being absorbed. The bonding of this polymer system is so strong that the treated interior surfaces can withstand numerous cleanings. Once applied, All-In-One® Interior Protection allows bleach and other contaminants to lift with ease from a simple cleaning regimen.