The other day someone climbed across the back seats of my lovely Eos and accidentally caught the leather with their shoe. It's left a scuffed mark, despite having black leather on the centre section between the two rear seats. Tried using leather cleaner but can't remove the scratch. Any ideas? It's not too bad, but can be clearly seen when the sun shines etc and is annoying!
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If leather cleaner does not remove the scratch - you will have to use a proprietary leather crack filler and dye to eliminate the scratch.
A typical system is "Leatherique" which I have seen used successfully on concours-winning vehicles [I have never used this product myself]:
http://www.ppc.au.com/leatherique.htm
There are number of information brochures which can be downloaded for reference purposes.
Hi just wondering if you had sorted it out?
If not I use loads of things on my seats now, it's not good having cream/blue seats I use auto glym leather cleaner and I also have another but I can't remember the name of it will have a look tomorrow for you
Steph xx
If not I use loads of things on my seats now, it's not good having cream/blue seats I use auto glym leather cleaner and I also have another but I can't remember the name of it will have a look tomorrow for you
Steph xx
Thank you for your helpful tips Stephb and Darren. To update you, I used some shoe polish restorer that has worked a treat and has almost completely removed the scuff mark. Plus it was much cheaper than car leather cleaners! Now just got to stop my neighbour's cat climbing all over my car and leaving paw marks!!
Shoot it lol
Only messing, leave orange peel or pepper near your car it won't come near it. I know it stops them from pooing in the garden.
Someone mentioned one of them magic eraser things that you see advertised on the telly to get marks off the seat so will have to try it.
Steph xx
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