How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

OYG

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Hi fellow forumers,

I was trying to clean and get rid of the stain on the lower section of my beige leather driver seat where my lower back contacts with but to no avail:( The grooming guy at PML Kg. Arang told me this was caused by us guys wearing leather belts and the belts rubbed and stained/worn the respective area affected. They were also unable to clean it. I even thought of re-uphostering it.

Anyone had similar experience and had found solutions out there?

Thanks for any tips and advices!

Cheers!
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

why would the guys belt rubbed against ur seat? u notti boi!! hee hee

sorry OT
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

get dwn to DIY stores, there is this product that can get rid of stains on leathers.. its like a lipstick.. cant remember the name.
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

hitmee;293498 said:
why would the guys belt rubbed against ur seat? u notti boi!! hee hee

sorry OT

u dun get it do u? those PML guys are toking KOK as usual.

girls oso wear belt bro... belts can be very kinky if gals use them on us.. kekekeke
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

the groomer once told me, don't try too hard to remove certain stain. you may end up spoil the leather surface. try using warm cloth. put on gloves, cos I mean real warm. leave it on the stain surface and try rubbing it gently. if you've steam gun that would be better.
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

sounds like its worn the leather, not stained it. your f**ked then

PS, cant beleive i replied responsibly to this thread, hehe
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

Orh LuLu;293502 said:
u dun get it do u? those PML guys are toking KOK as usual.

girls oso wear belt bro... belts can be very kinky if gals use them on us.. kekekeke

i think u dun get it lor. haaa

only gay like phil get it.
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

hitmee;293512 said:
i think u dun get it lor. haaa

only gay like phil get it.
only the gay understand you best, you pervert. toto say one. :lol2:
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

hey, we got a new kaki asking question, you all lower the thread to gay talk as usual

poofs
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

Orh LuLu;293500 said:
get dwn to DIY stores, there is this product that can get rid of stains on leathers.. its like a lipstick.. cant remember the name.
Thanks OLL, will try at Home-Fix to see if I can find it

acupunch;293503 said:
the groomer once told me, don't try too hard to remove certain stain. you may end up spoil the leather surface. try using warm cloth. put on gloves, cos I mean real warm. leave it on the stain surface and try rubbing it gently. if you've steam gun that would be better.
Hi Acupunch, I will try this method too. Kap Khun mak!

To all the rest, thanks very much for the analysis too:lol2:
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

Guys,
I got stain like 1st week after I got my car???

Mine is a tanned interior, there's white stain and i use Autogym leather care and it still can't be removed...help!!!!

j
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

hi jseah,

you know of those white sponges at daiso. the ones that can clean dirt in porous materials.

my cream beige leather was 'restored' to it's original colors after using it, only sin$2. well with a bit of leather cleaner.

my advise is to test it first on a small area that ppl (you inc.) can't see. and no need to use buffalo strength.

remember to use it damp, then wipe off the dirt and apply leather conditioner.

hope this works
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

Go for a chemical wash guy to clean the small stain for you la.. let the pros do it..
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

since most automobile leather seats are coated leather nowadays, the stain should not be too difficult to remove, unless you're talking abt dye transfer or something more serious.

since leather is a delicate material, you should attempt to solve it starting from the gentlest method and then progress to more aggressive solutions.

gentlest to most aggressive:

take woolite (ph neutral detergent for hand washing wool) and dilute with a ratio of 10:1 (water to woolite). use a sponge and gently rub on the spot. As with the general methodology of gentle cleaning, numerous gentle attempts is better than one aggressive attempt.

if that fails, you can use a water-based leather cleaner like leather masters soft cleaner... and then progress to a more aggressive leather cleaner if that fails e.g. leather masters strong cleaner.

if you have dye transfer, then you can use the product as OLL recommended... most leather care manufacturers have a product catered for this scenario. Leather Master's product for this is called "ink away" and it does look like a lipstick.
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

I would recommend you to bring your car for steam cleaning, friend of mine dropped a packet of Chicken rice sauce on my carpet, and with carpet cleaners and etc, could not get the smell away completely, finally borrowed a steamer from a friend, and it did the job perfectly! :)
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

Thanks for your reply, I'll try that if not, steam/chemical team will help, that is what I'm hearing :p

j
 
Re: How to get rid of stain on leather seat?

I have the same problem on my beige driver's seat.

Whilst I am using a leather cleaner, it gets worse and then I realized thjat the leather itself seems to have flakes exposing a darker colour underneath, especially when I rub the cloth in one particular direction. Never even thought it could be my trouser belt doing the damage, but now that theory has been raised, I think in my case it could well be true.

Anyhow, no amount of cleaning will help, but the dark patches do disappear once the leather settles down and I stop rubbing it.
 

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