Rebel32L

A terrible accident happened and a whole cup of hot coffee with milk spilled on the passenger seat, with perforated leather it was only a matter of seconds before it soaked in and ran down to rhe floor beneath. I had nothing to soak it up and only the next day was I able to spray and brush the foam upholstery cleaner on the carpet below. The seat leather surface seems to survived without visible damage and the coffee smell is out of the car. I used a leather polish on the seat surface as well. But is there anything I should or can do for the seat foam beneath the leather? Is the foam an absorbent material or material that may degrade now over time unless I treat it with something?

frybear

I do not have the answer but since it's Saturday, and places are open, I would contact an auto detailer locally and ask them.