Gray Dakota Leather BMW Cleaning

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s10g0d

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Hey all,

Hoping someone can recommend a way to clean the leather on my drivers seat. It's not stained in any one spot, but it looks a little bit dirty. I've tried Lexol and and a few other products with no luck. Here is a pic of the passenger vs driver side:

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Thanks!
 
I would use APC with a horse hair brush. Make sure to dilute it to the recommendation for leather. Be CAREFUL not to leave it on for too long because I was told it will bleach the leather.

Before and after in a 2008 BMW 328i


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50/50 on the seat of the same car

 
Thanks for the info. I'm new to this, so I assume you mean "All Purpose Cleaner". Is there a certain brand I should try?
 
scrace said:
Gliptone. Get both the cleaner and conditioner. Will leave a matte finish.
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Thanks. I'll give that a shot before I try the APC. Not too expensive either.
 
RhetoricMixes said:
Ive always had good luck with Meguiars D181 Leather Cleaner
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Thanks. Rather not buy a gallon though...but I'll keep it in mind. I'm not a detailer, so it'll take me a while to go through that.
 
s10g0d said:
Thanks. Rather not buy a gallon though...but I'll keep it in mind. I'm not a detailer, so it'll take me a while to go through that.
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Might get in trouble for saying this but there are other online stores that sell it in a much cheaper 320z "sampler" size. Usually around $9
 
The leatherique kit worked wonders on my light grey BMW leather.
Left a nice matt finish & soft feel.
 
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