Help with stain on leather

gizabeer

Hi , I was cleaning my car seat a few week ago with leather cleaner and one of the spots I was cleaning got worse and worse the more I rubbed it , I was kind of pulling the leather tight to get into the grain but then a noticed I was marking it and the more I rubbed the worse it got , I be tried water/baking soda and also whit vinegar but no joy , anyone have any idea what could get rid of it MD how it happened in the first place , Thanks

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cml387

You seem to have removed the dye from the leather. The clue was it was getting worse the more you rubbed.

gizabeer

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118175108#Comment_118175108

I was rubbing it very gently , but thanks for your help ..

Cass

I think you might have gone too far. Vinegar and baking soda are home made remedies and should not be near leather seats. Use either a dedicated product or nothing at all.

Lads have used other products but I lke Colourlock. They do a great range of cleaning and restoration products, but it seems, according to your post, that you've caused more harm using the solutions you have. I'd suggest having it checked by a professional 9most will check it for free) before proceeding as it may require a restoration instead of further cleaning.