ok, today my 5 year old cousin wrote all over the leather seats of my grandpas accord. I was wondering what the best thing to use on it to get it out?

thanks

 

That sucks. Try this, first try a regular quality leather cleaner like "Lexol". You can find it at your local auto store. If that doesn't work (it probably won't), try to find "Carbona" brand "Stain Devils". They have different solutions for different stains. they have a specific product for ink. They are packaged in little yellow plastic bottles. I buy them at my local Acme grocery store. I don't know if it is safe for leather, but it most likely is. The stuff works great.

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97' Anniv. Ed. Z28
Heritage package,6spd, T-tops,White Leather
Moroso CAI, !CAGS, LOUDmouth, Pro 5.0, Lou's Short stick, Zaino

 

A friend of mine cleaned up an ink stain on the leather in his Passat from a ball point pen.... using Clorox Clean-Up... It just makes my skin crawl to even say that! Bleach and Leather... it just sounds bad. But it worked for him without a problem. I think if I were to use that, it would be the very LAST resort after I tried every leather cleaner known to man and I would really test it somewhere first to make sure it wouldn't lighten the color of the leather. And I certainly wouldn't make a habit out of using it. Good luck!

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LaSSt One
2002 SS Convertible #3988 Pewter/Black w/Neutral Leather, SS Grille, Mats, Chrome 10 Spoke Wheels

 

goo-gone or goof-off should be able to handle that as well. just be sure to re-condition the leather with lexol or other conditioner after the clean-up.

and when you're all done, don't forget to smack the kid upside the head for fawking up the car seat!!

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BLK 94 TransAm M6
B&B Triflow Cat-back
SLP-CAI
SLP SKIP-SHIFT-ELIM.
BMR S.T.B.
Charcoal Leather,T-Tops,
Every factory option
Chrome 98 T/A wheels

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