red tri-foam soap on my pants

[Eric H]

I was wearing a pair of khaki pants yesterday and I must has brushed up against the bucket with the Tri-foam Red polish. My daughter noticed when I got home that it was all over the back of my pants. i there a way to get the red off or are the pants now "work Pants"?

 

[soonermajic]

Ive gotten blue on my clothes many times, & it always washes out...

 

[mac]

I think it will be easier to simply soak the shorts in the red and make it one color.

 

[slash007]

I've had TF on my clothes many times and it always washes out easily. Wax not so much.

 

[MEP001]

Depends on the brand, I was using the bottom-end Simoniz and it wouldn't stain, but the Warsaw CCP permanently stains everything it gets on. I had unhooked a stiff hose from a Hydrominder for the blue stuff and leaned it against the wall, and it fell over on me right below my belt buckle. I had blue balls for a week.

 

[soonermajic]

Depends on the brand, I was using the bottom-end Simoniz and it wouldn't stain, but the Warsaw CCP permanently stains everything it gets on. I had unhooked a stiff hose from a Hydrominder for the blue stuff and leaned it against the wall, and it fell over on me right below my belt buckle. I had blue balls for a week.

Ha Ha LMBO!!!

 

[Eric H]

I think it will be easier to simply soak the shorts in the red and make it one color.

Here in New England the dark pink shorts that the preppies wear is called Nantucket Red. If I wore them in my neighborhood i'd get beaten up.

I washed the pants and they came out fine. The reason I asked was that I got soaked in the red Simoniz tri foam in about 1999. I was sent home to change because i looked like I had murdered someone. That stuff did NOT wash out and I threw out the clothes including underwear and socks.

 

[mac]

We used to sell a bright red foam brush soap, till some of my customers had their customer dye the white car a nice pink. Only happened on older white cars with a deteriorated clear coat.