spilled water on rear leather seats
HI can anyone help me. I had a water cooler in a box on top of a sheet and some of the water spilled thru the sheets onto the perforated leather seats. Will they dry eventually? I soaked up as much water as i could by pressing with paper towels and hand towel Its still wet in the middle but i press down on both seats and no water comes out the perforated seat area anymore so hopefully its out but its still wet! Will the heated seats still work? and how can i dry the inside of the seats? or do i have to naturally let it evaporate? Thank you so much.
Last edited by boricua_11365; Mar 25, 2013 at 10:32 PM. Reason: spelled word incorrectly
I own a large high end detailing spa, and there are 3 ways you can deal with this spill.
1) The best way is to use this cleaner Leather Cleaner and follow up with the Rejuvination oil here: Leather Rejuvinator Oil
2) The second way if your not as concerned with perfection is to let it dry and use a use a lesser brand of leather conditioner called Lexol, found at most auto parts stores.
3) third option is do nothing, the leather may or may nor become brittle.
I hope this helps
1) The best way is to use this cleaner Leather Cleaner and follow up with the Rejuvination oil here: Leather Rejuvinator Oil
2) The second way if your not as concerned with perfection is to let it dry and use a use a lesser brand of leather conditioner called Lexol, found at most auto parts stores.
3) third option is do nothing, the leather may or may nor become brittle.
I hope this helps
Thanks Man unfortunately im not at the moment im in nyc! thanks tho! I wish!
I own a large high end detailing spa, and there are 3 ways you can deal with this spill.
1) The best way is to use this cleaner Leather Cleaner and follow up with the Rejuvination oil here: Leather Rejuvinator Oil
2) The second way if your not as concerned with perfection is to let it dry and use a use a lesser brand of leather conditioner called Lexol, found at most auto parts stores.
3) third option is do nothing, the leather may or may nor become brittle.
I hope this helps
1) The best way is to use this cleaner Leather Cleaner and follow up with the Rejuvination oil here: Leather Rejuvinator Oil
2) The second way if your not as concerned with perfection is to let it dry and use a use a lesser brand of leather conditioner called Lexol, found at most auto parts stores.
3) third option is do nothing, the leather may or may nor become brittle.
I hope this helps
Main thing is don't use the seat heater for a good week or more.
If you want to treat your seats to a face lift, buy some saddle soap and clean them then use some Lexol to protect them in the future, do this one a year.
If you want to treat your seats to a face lift, buy some saddle soap and clean them then use some Lexol to protect them in the future, do this one a year.
I own a large high end detailing spa, and there are 3 ways you can deal with this spill.
1) The best way is to use this cleaner Leather Cleaner and follow up with the Rejuvination oil here: Leather Rejuvinator Oil
2) The second way if your not as concerned with perfection is to let it dry and use a use a lesser brand of leather conditioner called Lexol, found at most auto parts stores.
3) third option is do nothing, the leather may or may nor become brittle.
I hope this helps
1) The best way is to use this cleaner Leather Cleaner and follow up with the Rejuvination oil here: Leather Rejuvinator Oil
2) The second way if your not as concerned with perfection is to let it dry and use a use a lesser brand of leather conditioner called Lexol, found at most auto parts stores.
3) third option is do nothing, the leather may or may nor become brittle.
I hope this helps
Do you have any recommendations for general leather cleaning/maintenance?


