Scuff Mark on Leather

Rocket07 · 07-03-2007, 11:03 PM

I have this scuff mark on my black leather driver seat...it's lighter than the rest of the leather. It has actually been there since I got the car...very small, but my anal self sees everything and wants everything perfect as long as possible (I think many on this forum can relate when it comes to their bimmer.) Tried a moist cloth and it hides it until it dries. Would post pics but doesn't really show. Any suggestions on how to cover it up or remove it?

Rocket07 · 07-07-2007, 02:34 AM

Any thoughts here...leather conditioner/cleaner?

TiAg335i · 07-07-2007, 11:41 AM

Well, if the leather is visibly abraded you can't really fix it, and if its discolored, something harsh touched it......either way you prolly are out of luck. Leather is one of the things once they get damaged, theres no way out.

Rocket07 · 07-08-2007, 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by TiAg335i

Well, if the leather is visibly abraded you can't really fix it, and if its discolored, something harsh touched it......either way you prolly are out of luck. Leather is one of the things once they get damaged, theres no way out.

Thanks

therealm3 · 07-08-2007, 09:02 PM

Try some scuff remover for black leather shoes. I have some stuff made by kiwi. It is a liquid that comes in a small bottle. I got it at Rite aid. Put some of it on a small piece of plastic or plate and then use a small brush or q tip to carefully apply it to the scuffed area only. (it’ll make the un-scuffed leather shiny, so avoid excess.) Let it dry and then buff with a micro fiber. It won't be perfect but look a lot better than before.

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Rocket07 Private 2 Rep 50 Posts Drives: 07 335i Coupe, 94Ford Probe GT Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: So Cal iTrader: (0)	Scuff Mark on Leather I have this scuff mark on my black leather driver seat...it's lighter than the rest of the leather. It has actually been there since I got the car...very small, but my anal self sees everything and wants everything perfect as long as possible (I think many on this forum can relate when it comes to their bimmer.) Tried a moist cloth and it hides it until it dries. Would post pics but doesn't really show. Any suggestions on how to cover it up or remove it?
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TiAg335i Trance Life 315 Rep 4,706 Posts Drives: 2007 E92 335i Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Long Island, NY iTrader: (4)	Well, if the leather is visibly abraded you can't really fix it, and if its discolored, something harsh touched it......either way you prolly are out of luck. Leather is one of the things once they get damaged, theres no way out.
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therealm3 Lieutenant Colonel 630 Rep 1,649 Posts Drives: F30 340 MSport Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: CA, USA iTrader: (7)	Try some scuff remover for black leather shoes. I have some stuff made by kiwi. It is a liquid that comes in a small bottle. I got it at Rite aid. Put some of it on a small piece of plastic or plate and then use a small brush or q tip to carefully apply it to the scuffed area only. (it’ll make the un-scuffed leather shiny, so avoid excess.) Let it dry and then buff with a micro fiber. It won't be perfect but look a lot better than before.
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