I have a '01 Lincoln Continental and the driver's seat is getting pretty tired and dirty looking. I have tried Mequires Leather Cleaner and also Leather CPR as suggested by another post, but neither product are removing hardly any of the grime when used as directed. I let the product sit on the seat for several minutes before removing with a clean cloth. Is there a more "aggressive" product that I can use that might give me better results? Thanks for any advice you can offer.
Dirty Leather Seats in '01 Continental
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SpoiledMan
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On heavily soiled leather I use Mr Clean Magic Eraser with Folex. Works wonders but still takes patience.
DaGonz
Autopia fire/rescue.
Use the same materials , but you will have to "scuib" the leather surface with a soft to medium bristle brush to agitate the dirt to remove it. I would use an older microfiber towel to clean up the residue.
You can use an old toothbrush, but that takes time. I have an nail brush ( most beauty supply stores will carry them) that I use on leather.
You can use an old toothbrush, but that takes time. I have an nail brush ( most beauty supply stores will carry them) that I use on leather.
imported_Denzil
New member
Personally, I use a leather cleaner along with a leather cleaning brush.
Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
markhart said:
I recently cleaned a bad steering wheel with a solution of woolite/water mixed 1:7. It took a lot of scrubbing to get the crud off. At first, I thought the color was coming. I also have heard a diluted APC solution would work.