Thanks to my wife's brand new black dress, my front passenger seat in Sahara Beige now has blackish dye marks all over.... I tried different methods to remove the dye from the leather (rubbing alcohol, water, tides, soap, Meguairs leather cleaner, magic eraser), but none of that stuff worked... Btw, don't use rubbing alcohol, as it took out the dye along with the leather coating..... argh!
I also took it back to the dealership (Mercedes Markham) and they used some strong alcohol based solution, but they only managed to make the dye stains slightly faded....
Do you guys have any other suggestions, short of re-dyeing the leather? This is bugging the heck outta me!

I also took it back to the dealership (Mercedes Markham) and they used some strong alcohol based solution, but they only managed to make the dye stains slightly faded....
Do you guys have any other suggestions, short of re-dyeing the leather? This is bugging the heck outta me!

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was gonna post about leatherique as well, got the pristine clean stuff and it seems to work nicely.
BTW what did you do to your wife after that? She still alive?
BTW what did you do to your wife after that? She still alive?

was gonna post about leatherique as well, got the pristine clean stuff and it seems to work nicely.
BTW what did you do to your wife after that? She still alive?
BTW what did you do to your wife after that? She still alive?

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partially the reason why I'm stuck on black leather interior. I had tan before and I got a nasty stain from brand new jeans and it was a pain to remove.
For legal reasons I can't provide much detail but Leatherique can get blood, bowel contents and bile off the Sahara Beige leather. Fortunately it also denatures DNA but I'm getting off on a tangent here.
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For legal reasons I can't provide much detail but Leatherique can get blood, bowel contents and bile off the Sahara Beige leather. Fortunately it also denatures DNA but I'm getting off on a tangent here.


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I also took it back to the dealership (Mercedes Markham) and they used some strong alcohol based solution, but they only managed to make the dye stains slightly faded....
Do you guys have any other suggestions, short of re-dyeing the leather? This is bugging the heck outta me!
Originally Posted by cityhunter
Thanks to my wife's brand new black dress, my front passenger seat in Sahara Beige now has blackish dye marks all over.... I tried different methods to remove the dye from the leather (rubbing alcohol, water, tides, soap, Meguairs leather cleaner, magic eraser), but none of that stuff worked... Btw, don't use rubbing alcohol, as it took out the dye along with the leather coating..... argh!I also took it back to the dealership (Mercedes Markham) and they used some strong alcohol based solution, but they only managed to make the dye stains slightly faded....
Do you guys have any other suggestions, short of re-dyeing the leather? This is bugging the heck outta me!
Killing your wife would be a good start. After that try looking into other products. Make sure you use them lightly before you go nuts so you dont do more damage.
Try Magic Eraser. That thing works wonders...
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Make her ride naked from now on. 

Wife opposed to the white leather in the first place, so now she is giving me that 'told you so' look.... grrrr...
I will give the leatherique product a try and let everyone know how it goes. I already tried magic eraser, and it made things worse.... (i.e. a line turned into a blotch).
I will give the leatherique product a try and let everyone know how it goes. I already tried magic eraser, and it made things worse.... (i.e. a line turned into a blotch).
i wish you the best of luck. i love the look of that beige but after suffering dye from leather belts staining my tan in my nissan i was hell bent on getting black leather in the C63 i tried everything to get the black stain out of my nissan leather and nothing worked.
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I have the same interior...it's insane to keep up on...my friend gave me a 1/2 cut degreaser that works great on the leather...best of luck
While awkward at first my wife has gotten used to the hazmat suit with independent air supply that she is required to wear in my car.
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i have the same interior and i think its much better than the saddle brown leather i had on my bmw. However i only owned the car for a week so i will see how it goes down the road.
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Make her ride naked from now on.

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LOLWut? you should put her mouth to the curb and stomp on it. Originally Posted by cityhunter
Wife opposed to the white leather in the first place, so now she is giving me that 'told you so' look.... grrrr...
:o j/k
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The fault is the dress, not the car. Who is the vendor of the dress?
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I also took it back to the dealership (Mercedes Markham) and they used some strong alcohol based solution, but they only managed to make the dye stains slightly faded....
Do you guys have any other suggestions, short of re-dyeing the leather? This is bugging the heck outta me!
Originally Posted by cityhunter
Thanks to my wife's brand new black dress, my front passenger seat in Sahara Beige now has blackish dye marks all over.... I tried different methods to remove the dye from the leather (rubbing alcohol, water, tides, soap, Meguairs leather cleaner, magic eraser), but none of that stuff worked... Btw, don't use rubbing alcohol, as it took out the dye along with the leather coating..... argh!I also took it back to the dealership (Mercedes Markham) and they used some strong alcohol based solution, but they only managed to make the dye stains slightly faded....
Do you guys have any other suggestions, short of re-dyeing the leather? This is bugging the heck outta me!
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Try working in some of those suggested products after you've had the seat warmers on for a few minutes, might help get the stains out.
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I have the same Sahara Beige leather interior and I always keep Armor All leather wipes handy and it does the job well.
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That is a good start. It will help with her giving you "that look," too. The objective, to quote Cesar Milan, is a calm, submissive state. Then, take the dress shop into small claims court. The dress was flawed, not your car.Originally Posted by velvet fog
Make her ride naked from now on.




