AlohaCS

I shampooed my Lloyd mats this week, but no matter how hard I tried or what product I used, the white "Carrera" stitching always remained a dirty gray and the "S" was a dull red. So I had a crazy idea. I went to the hardware store and bought a small bottle of Testors paint in white and one in red and I purchased a small liner brush, as well.

I trimmed the black carpet fibers around the lettering on a 45 degree angle with small scissors and then I painted the lettering on the mat. The photo is the finished product. Once completely dried, I may go over the lettering with a couple of coats of polyurethane to help protect the paint.

The paint may wear off over time, but getting enamel paint out of a pair of jeans or a T-Shirt is almost impossible so I hope the Testors enamel lasts for a while. The good news is that the lettering is not in a high wear area of the mat. My feet almost always rest in front of the lettering when I am driving, so time will tell how this works out.

(The "S" appears light pink in the photo, but it is actually bright red.)

Iceter

My mother used to make clothes for me when I was a kid. I would occasionally paint logos on them so the other kids didn't make fun of my homemade clothing. I would use Testor's model paint and it held up extremely well.

Austin997.2

A bleach pen may work.

Johnny DB

I used a pressure washer on mine and they got pretty clean.