Best way to clean stiched logos on leather?
#1
Safety Car
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Best way to clean stiched logos on leather?
Hi all,
I have a new center console lid, which is all-leather with a Z06 logo embroidered on the top surface. The thread is a light silver/grey, and is beginning to turn brown from the fact that my arm naturally rests over it while driving.
What's the best way to clean that thread / stitching, without damaging it in the process? I would hate to scrub at it for fear of loosening the stitching.
I have a new center console lid, which is all-leather with a Z06 logo embroidered on the top surface. The thread is a light silver/grey, and is beginning to turn brown from the fact that my arm naturally rests over it while driving.
What's the best way to clean that thread / stitching, without damaging it in the process? I would hate to scrub at it for fear of loosening the stitching.
#2
Le Mans Master
Hi all,
I have a new center console lid, which is all-leather with a Z06 logo embroidered on the top surface. The thread is a light silver/grey, and is beginning to turn brown from the fact that my arm naturally rests over it while driving.
What's the best way to clean that thread / stitching, without damaging it in the process? I would hate to scrub at it for fear of loosening the stitching.
I have a new center console lid, which is all-leather with a Z06 logo embroidered on the top surface. The thread is a light silver/grey, and is beginning to turn brown from the fact that my arm naturally rests over it while driving.
What's the best way to clean that thread / stitching, without damaging it in the process? I would hate to scrub at it for fear of loosening the stitching.
This interior cleaner is also great on all the interior trim and even as a floor mat cleaner. I HAVE used this to clean my matching embroidered floor mats and it worked great - especially on the white thread in the logo flags.
Might have to follow with some warm water on the console?
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Body oil is the most common soil that needs to be removed from urathane covered leather.
Use a 3M delicate duty scuff pad (White) and Iz einszett 'Plastik-Reiniger' , this is an intensive but safe, non-corrosive, non-acidic two-phase deep cleaner, that removes grime build-up thoroughly and effortlessly, these chemicals restore your interiors original texture and resiliency; use to clean all coloured and clear water-based polyurethane covered automotive upholstery
Use a soft detailing brush with light pressure, especially around stitching, allow the product to do the work
Use a 3M delicate duty scuff pad (White) and Iz einszett 'Plastik-Reiniger' , this is an intensive but safe, non-corrosive, non-acidic two-phase deep cleaner, that removes grime build-up thoroughly and effortlessly, these chemicals restore your interiors original texture and resiliency; use to clean all coloured and clear water-based polyurethane covered automotive upholstery
Use a soft detailing brush with light pressure, especially around stitching, allow the product to do the work
Last edited by TOGWT; 06-05-2009 at 07:45 AM.