My driver side seat has become somewhat stained due to my shirt being on it everyday, I must wear the same color shirt every day and now my leather has become a little blueish due to my shirts being in contact with it every day. I've tried cleaning it with leather cleaner but to no avail...Does someone out there know a home remedy?.....and no...I'm not changing my job or driving naked ...right now I have an OEM seat cover but I want to restore the leather to it's original color...please help

 

My seat has the same problem. I've never been able to remove it. I've tried the Meguiar's leather wipes and the the Megiuar's leather conditioner/cleaner that comes in the squeeze bottle.

-subscribing for solution-

 

Good luck. I've tried everything over the last 3 years of having the frost interior. It's to the point now that I am going to just get my seats redone and change the color.

 

The leather wipes are very mild and are to be used as a maintaince product. It is not strong enough to remove much soil from the leather.

Try useing a dedicated leather cleaner like Gold Class Rich Leather Aloe Cleaner



This is great stuff. If this stuff does not fix it you may need to try some saddle soap or simmular. Be sure to follow the cleaner up with some Gold Class Rich Leather Aloe Conditioner



*Note: I do not work for Meguiar's. I am a professional auto detailer by trade and use this products very often.

 

you could always put like a white t-shirt over the seat..its not gonna be the pretiest but it will help keep down the staining and not get in the way too much.

 

I 've tried a lot of leather cleaners and cond. but to no avail...the die is inside the leather.

 

ask a drycleaner

 

Your in Miami, There has got to be some leather cleaning specialists in the Yellow Pages. Where theres Money, theres Leather.

 

and where there is money in Miami, there are old folk with white leather shoes. Someone is cleaning those shoes.

 

Yeah I'm starting to see that problem on my seats as well.

 

use lexol it seems to work great

 

I've had good results with 1 part Woolite to 5 parts warm water. Use one of the gentler Mr. Clean magic erasers to go over the leather. I was amazed with the dirt/stains that it removed from light colored leather.

 

^that sounds like a good idea, but be sure to put conditioner on after cleaning to replinish oils