hosrom_951

Hey people,
I have some yellow post on the rear leather seats, what can i use to remove them? I recall someone having the same problem and used some kind of leather cleaner to remove them?

TIA

Mongo

I've used Meguiar's leather care products to clean the leather in my car. I've had good luck with them so far, hence why I haven't switched. But there are definitely better ones out there. But hey give Meguiar's a thought though

Vjgtrybno1

Tyr a two-stage process - Leatherique

75ohm

Lexol.

Local dealer here has it on the shelf in their parts department and it works great.

www.lexol.com

Paul C 944

lexol has done a good job for me too.

hosrom_951

We have Lexol here, i recall seeing it........somewhere

Mighty Shilling

Leatherique is great... I mean, GREAT... I used it on my office chair too...

How are you liking it Vince?

Geo

Leatherique is great stuff. We used it to revive the hard dry leather on our G20 when we bought it. It did a fabulous job. I too have used it on my office chairs.

The folks at Leatherique are great folks and really know what they are talking about. When I called them the first time they spent a lot of time on the phone with me to make sure I understood how the process worked and how to make it work better - all their doing. I just called to order. They really wanted me to have maximum success with their product.

Blue S2

Yeah, the Meguiars is great if the seats are already nice. Thats what i use. If you need to bring the seats back to life or do a deep cleaning, go with Leatherique. Its a multistage process, and you might not be able to use those seats while you do it, but it will be worth it. Really check that stuff out.

Luis de Prat

For best results use Lexol leather cleaner (orange bottle) first, and then the Lexol conditioner (brown bottle).