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Mark on seat vinyl from wheel chock

bmead21

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Yamaha
Year
2017
Boat Model
SX
Boat Length
19
Like a bonehead, I removed the trailer wheel chock and set it in the boat. I then forgot about it until the next morning. The chock is made out of rubber and left a huge mark on the vinyl seat. Any ideas on that would remove it? I’ve already tried MaryKate vinyl cleaner a half dozen applications.
 

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I just did a quick google search on melted rubber/vinyl and found suggestion regarding goo gone and other solutions. Maybe google and see what you find. I found this tennis ball approach on vinyl floors. Maybe worth trying a

 
Ronson lighter fluid and cotton rag. Don't do anything abrasive. Lighterfluid will take off scuffs of all kinds on all surfaces, remove lipstick, crayon, gum, adhesive residue. I would be surprised if it didn't work with ease.
 
I have the same thing happen on my filler seat cushion for the bow. I left our spare tire sitting on it for a few months. Same brown color and it won't come off. It is more like a stain, than rubber transference, so I don't think that tennis ball trick will work. Tried rubbing alcohol, Butane (lighter fluid), degreaser. Probably going to try this next, said it removes stains.
 
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Thanks guys. I've ordered the lighter fluid and will update after that gets delivered.
 
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