Grouchy

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Left some purell out on my seat and it leaked onto my passenger seat. Pretty much ate the leather. This is what happened after I wiped it off.

Wonder if theres is something to cover this ugly stain .

Silverpaws

I had a good experience with a dye colorant purchased from leatherworldtech.com. They can match most any color and for a small area, you can get by without purchasing the prep kits. The damaged area just needs cleaning with a good leather cleaner. If you do not feel comfortable performing this process, your dealer may have a facility for the repair or can recommend a good leather specialist.

Grouchy

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Awesome! Thanks for the info.

tovu228

wow that a crazy stain

rolloman

Soft scrub lemon with NO BLEACH. Light bristle brush. Wipe off with damp rag and apply some leather conditioner (I prefer Lexol) over finished product. It'll do the trick!

Grouchy

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Surprisingly, the seat doesn't look nowhere near as bad as the picture. After the Purell dried off, you could barely see the stain. Only a little white spot where it ate a bit of the leather. On the bottle it should state, "Kills 99% of Most Common Germs and everything else."