Leather cleaning product for blue jean stain

Leather Master makes a product designed for that purpose. Thankfully I've not needed it so I can't comment on its efficacy.

 

If the leather will be brand new the best thing to do is clean it often. Don't allow the dye to soak into the leather. Get a basic kit from Leather Master as stated above and that should work. Do a light cleaning once a month, or twice a month if you notice heavy due transfer.


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Another option is to find a Cquartz Finest installer and have them cost the leather with Cquartz Leather. After that just a wipe down with a damp microfiber once or twice a month and that's it. You won't need to worry about conditioners.


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I have always had very good results with "Lexol" Leather Cleaner (on gray leather seats on a Honda Pilot).

 

Yeah if you are starting with a new car it should be easy to maintain. If you wait too long and think "I'll get to it later" too many times then you will run into issues. I have seen jeans ruin seats because the owner just never got to it.


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1Einzett - now Nextzett - makes a great leather product. I was able to remove blue jean stains from the white leather seats of an MB SLS.

 

Believe it or not ... for newer vehicles like my 99 suburban and 2005 Jag with light seats Scrubbing Bubbles is just fantastic at this. That tip came form a supplier of seat rebuilding kits for my Suburban. I had brown leather jacket color on the seat top and blue jeans color on the seat bottom. Brand new again!

I wouldn't try this on my 70's Lambo with Connolly leather though! LOL

 

I have used Leather Masters, or Polish Angel Bella Clean with success.

 

I had a Bentley Continental GTC with light magnolia interior and I used Murphy's Oil Soap and water on a wet cloth. Soap it up and rub lightly then rinse with clean water. After it dries apply Lexol Conditioner. Murphy's is not abrasive and won't scuff leather. As with all cleaners, try it on an inconspicuous area first. I wear jeans every day and after 5 years the interior looked almost new.