Color transfer from belt to leather seat
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AMDin93103
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JamesLA said:
Just got off the phone with a very courteous CSR. I am not sure if the belt is a Coach but it was purchased at Nordys last holiday season-- waiting for a call from Mr. The CSR put me on hold for a few minutes and came back with nothing. They are over-nighting me their leather cleaning combo to test on the seat myself. I am leery but, no charge. She gave me her extension and told me to keep them posted. We'll see. :nixweiss
AMDin93103
I like cheese.
JamesLA said:
Just got off the phone with a very courteous CSR. I am not sure if the belt is a Coach but it was purchased at Nordys last holiday season-- waiting for a call from Mr. The CSR put me on hold for a few minutes and came back with nothing. They are over-nighting me their leather cleaning combo to test on the seat myself. I am leery but, no charge. She gave me her extension and told me to keep them posted. We'll see. :nixweiss
imported_mirrorfinishman
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pssstue said:
If you're smart you will leave it the way it is before you make a bad situation worse by you causing permanent damage to the surface of the seat.
imported_mirrorfinishman
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pssstue said:
If you're smart you will leave it the way it is before you make a bad situation worse by you causing permanent damage to the surface of the seat.
AMDin93103
I like cheese.
:hairpull 
You're probably right. . . . but the techniques I have used and considering are within the leathers physical limits IMO. I am definitely treading lightly.
You're probably right. . . . but the techniques I have used and considering are within the leathers physical limits IMO. I am definitely treading lightly.
AMDin93103
I like cheese.
:hairpull You're probably right. . . . but the techniques I have used and considering are within the leathers physical limits IMO. I am definitely treading lightly.
You're probably right. . . . but the techniques I have used and considering are within the leathers physical limits IMO. I am definitely treading lightly.
Ron Harris
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Andrew
In my years of detailing I have tried many different products to correct these kinds of problems.
You will be able to lighten the transfer but the only way to totally eliminate it is to re-dye the leather.
I have seen blue jeans do this to Leather seats as well. It looks very bad on the vinyl sides of these seats.
The die in the belt has died the leather on the seat.
I still keep trying different products to this day when I see this problem.
In my years of detailing I have tried many different products to correct these kinds of problems.
You will be able to lighten the transfer but the only way to totally eliminate it is to re-dye the leather.
I have seen blue jeans do this to Leather seats as well. It looks very bad on the vinyl sides of these seats.
The die in the belt has died the leather on the seat.
I still keep trying different products to this day when I see this problem.
Ron Harris
New member
Andrew
In my years of detailing I have tried many different products to correct these kinds of problems.
You will be able to lighten the transfer but the only way to totally eliminate it is to re-dye the leather.
I have seen blue jeans do this to Leather seats as well. It looks very bad on the vinyl sides of these seats.
The die in the belt has died the leather on the seat.
I still keep trying different products to this day when I see this problem.
In my years of detailing I have tried many different products to correct these kinds of problems.
You will be able to lighten the transfer but the only way to totally eliminate it is to re-dye the leather.
I have seen blue jeans do this to Leather seats as well. It looks very bad on the vinyl sides of these seats.
The die in the belt has died the leather on the seat.
I still keep trying different products to this day when I see this problem.