The best cleaner I've ever found for leather (also works well for leatherette) is the cleaner from Zaino.
If you need to go the dye route, check out www.leatherique.com
If you need to go the dye route, check out www.leatherique.com
Leatherette issues
Here's the 411. The portions of leatherette on Milen's seats are discolored (thanks Wet Okole! 
) in spots. Yeah, it's a little yellow-ish on the gray.
Anyway. Is there any method/product to get rid of this? Cleaners, vinyl dyes...?
-Des
) in spots. Yeah, it's a little yellow-ish on the gray.Anyway. Is there any method/product to get rid of this? Cleaners, vinyl dyes...?
-Des
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Yes, they did.BlondieeAggiee said:
Turned parts of the leatherette yellow (and hardened it a bit, too).-Des
Sorry that happened to you. I would try the Zaino like Pete suggested. I used some on the leather seats in my dad's truck(they were pretty badly stained ) and the seats looked brand new when I was done. I'm not sure what to do abuot the hardening. I did a search and couldn't find anything for that.
) and the seats looked brand new when I was done. I'm not sure what to do abuot the hardening. I did a search and couldn't find anything for that.1 - 5 of 5 Posts
