How to remove cake stain from car seat?! HELP!
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How to remove cake stain from car seat?! HELP!
Well, I dj'd a party last night and they had a birthday cake fight. Some got on the bottom of my backpack which I didn't see and I so happen to put my backpack on the backseat. Went outside to grab it today and low and behold - I have some red marks on my light grey leather seats! Can someone suggest any methods or what you can do to remove it? Thanks!
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Check out this interesting and potentially helpful discussion regarding blue jean dye stains on light grey/beige leather seats and how to remove them.
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Check out this interesting and potentially helpful discussion regarding blue jean dye stains on light grey/beige leather seats and how to remove them.
http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums...-grey-leather/
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I imagine the oils in the frosting have sort of soaked into the surface making it a bit harder to clean up.
I would use an all purpose cleaner than can gut through grease and oil, but is still safe for most leathers when used properly. I would recommend Meguiar's D101 agitated with a stiff leather brush. Then wipe with a damp towel to remove the cleaner from the surface (may need to rinse and repeat several times).
This is the method I use to clean my own leather twice a year. It works great at removing dirt/sweat/oils from the leather and leaves a nice, matte, soft feeling afterwards. You can then condition & protect the leather if you'd like.
I would use an all purpose cleaner than can gut through grease and oil, but is still safe for most leathers when used properly. I would recommend Meguiar's D101 agitated with a stiff leather brush. Then wipe with a damp towel to remove the cleaner from the surface (may need to rinse and repeat several times).
This is the method I use to clean my own leather twice a year. It works great at removing dirt/sweat/oils from the leather and leaves a nice, matte, soft feeling afterwards. You can then condition & protect the leather if you'd like.
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