King Ranch Seats
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King Ranch Seats
I have a big grease spot on my King Ranch front seat. I put a greasy food bag on it and it left me a big spot. The king ranch leather just sucked the grease up. I tried to clean it with some Lexol leather cleaner but it didn't help at all. Does anyone have any ideas on cleaning it without damaging the color.
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From: Frederick, MD
You will have to treat the leather with a conditioner afterwards.
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From: The Woodlands, TX
Problem with King Ranch leather is that it's not really protected/sealed like traditional leather seats. It's Aniline.
Try some talc powder on the stain over night. Then a saddle soap finished with conditioner. Don't be too bummed, your seats can be easily re-colored. I had it done last year and am about to again in the next couple weeks.
If you're a DIY'er check this out:
Aniline Leather Colors - Ford King Ranch
Try some talc powder on the stain over night. Then a saddle soap finished with conditioner. Don't be too bummed, your seats can be easily re-colored. I had it done last year and am about to again in the next couple weeks.
If you're a DIY'er check this out:
Aniline Leather Colors - Ford King Ranch
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KR leather seats
baby shampoo,gentle on leather,removes stains without damage to the hides,followed by leather cpr.My dog walked through an oil slick and christened My seat.the baby shampooo completely removed the oil stain.and the leather cpr refinished looks almost as good as new.
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