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    Help! Gum on a Leather Seat.....

    How can you remove gum that is stuck to a leather seat........

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    Did you try leather cleaner? Some of it, like Meg's wipes, are so dang oily I would think it would come off fine. Is it hardened on?
    I mean these use peanut butter in hair due to oils, so the oil in Meg's would work.
    I would NOT use peanut butter, of course!!! If you use Pinnacle, or WG, or any fancy ones, I don't know if it would work or not because they are not oily like that.
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    Put a ice cube on it and freeze it and then try to remove it picking off a little at a time...keep repeating the process till you most off and then try a leather cleaner to get the rest off...

    AL

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    liquid nitrogen, dry ice?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Al-53
    Put a ice cube on it and freeze it and then try to remove it picking off a little at a time...keep repeating the process till you most off and then try a leather cleaner to get the rest off...

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    dry ice and other items would likely damage the leather or cause to crack. Just a simple ice cube and some time. Once gone, clean and rebuff the leather as usual.


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    awww, but i wanted someone else to try on their seat so i would know, ha ha, anyways, i might try both of these options on the company vehicles.

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    if the gum hasn't harden up yet try WD-40

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    Quote Originally Posted by joe.p
    if the gum hasn't harden up yet try WD-40
    how is that different from those oily meg's leather wipes?
    ~Lulu~


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    Quote Originally Posted by ltoman
    how is that different from those oily meg's leather wipes?
    lauren,
    i never used Megs leather wipes so i can't tell you if theres a difference, but i can tell you there is over 2,000 uses for WD-40

    I have used WD-40 to remove everything from grease to tar and when gum is fresh/soft it will dissolve gum down to nothing....

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    I think the ice trick would work well and then a little APC 10:1 when you are all done

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