Leather Problem (Stone Interior Bl*ws)
 

I gave my G a detail today and closely took a look at my leather and was surprised at how filthy it was. Went out and bought some Meguirs wipes to see if i can get rid of the dirt but there was no use. Not only is the leather dirty on the surface, but in the leather as well. No matter how hard i rubbed the wipe, there was no difference. I neglected to clean the leather and this is what i get. Can anyone give me some advice as to what needs to be done to possibly remove the dirt from the leather? I'd imagine some scrubbing would do but I have no clue as to what products I need and what not. Give it a shot myself, or leave to a pro (which will no doubt cost more)?

I'd really appreciate some input guys! (And if this has been answered before, i apologize. If there's a thread specifically on this topic, can someone direct me to it)?

Thanks again!

Lexol ftw, meguiars whipes ftl, Try that

use leatherique products from detailedimage. i use it about twice a year. my stone interior is fine

Also could try the Sonax all-in-one also from detailed image. Works well and is a single step.

Buy some lexol leather CLEANER, several applicator sponges (The ones covered with terry cloth) bucket, several clean, white terry towels, soft bristled brush.
Wait for a day with low ambient humidity...
Wet sponge in water, put lexol, work up a lather and apply and rub liberally to leather, the real dirty areas scrub gently with the brush, one section at a time. Remove lather with moist towel, rinse a few times, let dry.
Apply leather conditioner of your choice (I like lexol, but zaino, leatherique, etc) work as well. Presto! Your stone leather interior is like new again :)
UV rays, human skin sweat, sunblock or suntan lotion are your seats enemies.
Cheers,
Daniel

Agreed... Leatherique with a interior specific brush works great.

I agree the Leatherique Prestine Clean and Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil is a great combo to help remove tough stains and restore the leather and it can also be used for basic maintenance. If you need to remove tough stains a brush like the DI Brushes Leather and Vinyl Scrub Brush is a big help. If you have any questions please let me know.

Greg @ DI