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brother that is some NASTY stuff!!! i feel for you... um i would spray tons of leather cleaner let it soak, get a stiff brush... spray it down then throw some elbow grease into it. if it's old leather, you have to be careful on how aggressive with the brush, im talking a brush you would use to work carpet of the vehicle.
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oh ya, i hope you charge alot for cleaning those seats.... they look really good for the b/a
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woooow those are the dirtiest seats i have ever seen, you might have to try other products, i dont know of any quick fixes. im sure some one else will chime in.
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ya, a brush is a good idea
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You brought the fronts along good. I agree with Dust2Glory on the stiff brush. It should take out some of the remaining scuffs in the front. Lexol cleaner with a brush has taken out stains that i couldn't get out with other cleaners. Another last resort tool that I've used is a stiff little pad covered in a fine mesh for stubborn spots.
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Originally Posted by Dust2Glory
brother that is some NASTY stuff!!! i feel for you... um i would spray tons of leather cleaner let it soak, get a stiff brush... spray it down then throw some elbow grease into it. if it's old leather, you have to be careful on how aggressive with the brush, im talking a brush you would use to work carpet of the vehicle.
Just be carefull not to rub the coating off.
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2009 BMW E70 X5 4.8i jet black (garage queen)
2013 BMW F25 X3 2.8 jet black (wife's car)
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Originally Posted by Jimmie
You brought the fronts along good. I agree with Dust2Glory on the stiff brush. It should take out some of the remaining scuffs in the front. Lexol cleaner with a brush has taken out stains that i couldn't get out with other cleaners. Another last resort tool that I've used is a stiff little pad covered in a fine mesh for stubborn spots.
I do have a Meguiar's brush that has a yellow half, and a tan side. One side is softer that the other, I guess I could carefully give it a shot. The meshed sponge also crossed my mind
I would give it another shot in the morning once they're completely dry. Those little blems aren't so visible by the naked eye, just the camera flash will expose it, and then you know is there
Thanks for the suggestions. I'm charging $200.00 including the carpet. I should've assessed the condition better before the quote. The owner is a heavy smoker
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I've had good results with the magic eraser and then using a leather conditioner. If that doesn't work and you wanna go medieval on it try Go-jo ( or any other orange pumice ) and rub it in by hand and rinse away with damp cloth and use leather conditioner. just my 2 cents ... some my not agree with my methods
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