YOUR RESEARCHYellowing on gray leather seats?
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Detailing the car this weekend, I noticed a yellow sheen around my rear seats. (Absolutely NO smoking anywhere NEAR my car, before you ask, lol!) Wondering if its a reaction with a cleaning agent, or if anyone else has had a similiar experience? Suggestions to remove? Cheers, --H
Here is the answer, very simple and I guarantee your leather will look like brand new again. http://worlduph.com/others/dye/
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Thanks. Thing is my rear seats DO look brand new! But they have suddenly got this slight yellow sheen to them in certain light . I'm wondering if its the upholstery cleaner and if it can be removed. Don't want to dye if can be avoided...
Try a little bit of leather cleaner: Lexol: http://www.lexol.com/Product_leather_cleaner.aspx Or (I prefer) Weiman: http://www.weiman.com/Products/Leath...her-Wipes.aspx
Ill give those a shot thanks!
Also try magic eraser. Worked like a champ on my gray seats And it is cheap.
Be careful with Magic Eraser. It's actually a very light duty sanding block. My wife used it on our wood kitchen table when the kids got stubborn (washable) markers and paint on it a few (too many) times without my knowledge. Suffice it to say, the top no longer "shines" the way it used to. -Eric
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