Cleaning Leather - Jeans discoloring light leather
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Cleaning Leather - Jeans discoloring light leather
So I just bought my RX in January and I noticed yesterday that, especially on the passenger side, the leather is "blue". I have a hinkling that this is being caused by jeans rubbing against the leather. Has anyone had the same experience? Any ideas on how to clean it without damaging the leather, nor making the discoloration permanent?
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how bad is the denim transfer. do you have photos.
here are products specific for denim transfer.
1. Leather Master Super Remover --> 2. Leather Master Soft Cleaner ---> 3. Leather Master Protection Cream.
here are products specific for denim transfer.
1. Leather Master Super Remover --> 2. Leather Master Soft Cleaner ---> 3. Leather Master Protection Cream.
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also woolite laundry soap is safe for leather, you can mix a few ounces with water and apply with a bath towel, it should remove the dye from the jeans, then towel off with a clean damp towel and apply a leather conditioner, lexol is good, or the mothers product, like the cream more than the liquid. make sure you vacuum your seats first to remove sand before you wet clean
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Thanks so much! That helps a lot!
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I saw the products and they seem pretty reasonable. I also read that if you wash your jeans in vinegar, it also prevents bleeding/color transfer.
Thanks for the help!
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