Pulled the cover off in spring and found mildew on the seat? 303 Mold & Mildew Stain Remover takes those stains off vinyl, plastic, painted surfaces and fabric, and it does it without bleach.
Skipping bleach matters on a motorcycle. Bleach is harsh on seat vinyl and stitching, and it leaves a smell. This leaves a fresh scent with no strong odor during or after use.
Removes mold and mildew stains on contact.
No bleach.
Works on all water-safe surfaces: vinyl, plastic, painted surfaces and fabric.
16 oz. Made in the USA.
How we’d use it: spray, let it work, wipe with a clean microfiber and let the surface dry fully before you cover the bike again. Try a hidden spot first on anything you’re unsure of.
Mildew grows where damp air gets trapped. Once it’s clean, a No Damp moisture absorber helps stop it coming back, and our guide on how to make a motorcycle cover last covers airing a cover out. This 16 oz bottle is also in our Winter Storage Kit and Cover Care Kit.
Common Questions
Does 303 Mold & Mildew Stain Remover have bleach? No. 303 says it contains no bleach and leaves a fresh scent with no strong odors. It works on vinyl, plastic, painted surfaces and even fabric.
How do I get mildew off a motorcycle seat? Spray 303 Mold & Mildew Stain Remover on the stain and wipe it off. 303 says it works on contact on any water-safe surface, including vinyl seats.
Can I use mildew remover on my motorcycle cover? Yes. 303 says it’s safe on fabric. Clean the mildew off, let the cover dry, then treat it with 303 Fabric Guard to bring back water repellency.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Diethanolamine,Ethylbenzene which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Sulfur Dioxide which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.