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long story short, I'm an idiot and left some used tires in my back seat for a couple of weeks in the hot Cali sun. The tire logo is now "baked" onto my black leather seats and I can't seem to scrub it off. What's the best stuff to use that won't harm the leather?
long story short, I'm an idiot and left some used tires in my back seat for a couple of weeks in the hot Cali sun. The tire logo is now "baked" onto my black leather seats and I can't seem to scrub it off. What's the best stuff to use that won't harm the leather?
i use sprayway no. 985 citrus crazy clean on the interior of every car i detail, even my own. i'd say spray that on there, let it sit for a little bit then wipe it off with a good clean microfiber. if that doesn't work i'd say a good leather cleaner like lexol should do the trick. normally i'd suggest wd-40 and wipe it off quick but this seems too intense and letting wd40 sit on our seats since theyre sealed with a polyurethane material and wd40 can break that coating down if left to sit for too long.
sprayway 985 is about $4 a can and the lexol cleaner i think is about the same price.