Yea...I was wondering if it was just some repackaged items like their zymol (turtle wax) cleaner wax.

 

ill give that a try but i just used mr. clean magic eraser on the seats to clean them and lexol leather conditioner afTer

wow i have not seen my seats that clean and soft since the car was bought


mr. clean magic eraser FTMFW

 

I tell everyone this, but no one believes me. Its so easy to use - you don't have to deal with that bullsh!t lotion getting all over everything.

-Sean

 

people this **** works great and it cut my cleaning time in half lol

mr. clean magic eraser

 

Mr cleans magic eraser is fine but you are only cleaning the surface of the leather. Prestine Clean and Leather Rejuvenator are worked into the leather, not just on the surface.

 

Yeah he's right. Also people have said Mr cleaner Magic Eraser can damage the leather if the eraser isn't wet the much.

 

well idk the magic eraser cleaned the leather better than any leather cleaner iv used

 

good looking out, this addresses my question regarding my leather seats getting stained by blue denim. I am going to try this.

 

Or try saving some money and see if lexol leather cleaner can take it out.

 

you might want to ask a professional detailer befor you spend the $$$$

 

ugh i hate the crease on my drivers side seat..so ugly

 

Also she could try steaming it too.

 

really? how would that work?

 

I am going to try the lexol first to see how that works first. If that doesn't work out I will try a professional detailer see what they talking about. The seats aren't that bad just yet, but I can tell if this goes untreated it's going to get ugly down the line.

 

Leather – These articles are designed to help detailer's / consumers make informed decisions when selecting leather care products for automobiles. There is no hype; I am a writer not a vendor of leather cleaning products, so this is not a sales pitch - just factual information –

a) Leather types used (Automotive Leather) - http://www.detailuniversity.com/foru...e-leather.html

b) Covered Leather - http://www.detailuniversity.com/foru...r-article.html

c) Natural Leather (Uncovered) - http://www.detailuniversity.com/foru...l-leather.html

d) Unfinished Leather (Nubuck) - http://www.detailuniversity.com/foru...ning-care.html