denim dye stains in leather upholstery

[blackhawk]

I have a 2014 Durango that is my wife's daily driver. We just bought it in July. It has gotten a denim dye transfer stain on the back of the seat. The seats are a light tan. Does anyone know of any products/methods to get this out?

I have tried Mequiar's and Lexol leather cleaners with no luck. There was some dye on the seat bottom, but I was able to get that to come off with moderate effort. This stain on the back just won't budge.

[VP46]

Adams Leather Cleaner and Conditioner - worked on my Silverado (and smells incredible).

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and this is the stuff that smells amazing...

[VP46]

Use a Brush and go slow, I diluted the cleaner 50/50 with water. If it's not working well enough try some undiluted. Then go back an condition... it will haze a little, the haze buffs out with a cloth.

[VP46]

this stuff was also recommended but I haven't tried it:

Leatherique Leather Rejuvenator/ Prestine Clean Pair 16 Oz

[VP46]

I was warned to be very hesitant to buy leather cleaners from walmart or an autoparts store.....Adams and Leatherique were both recommended by multiple people in another forum.

I do dig the smell of the Adams conditioner!

[mzimme]

Totally Awesome???

[VP46]

Originally Posted by mzimme

Totally Awesome???

I'd think TA might remove too much color/pigment from the leather. I am a staunch proponent for TA but might be too strong for leather.

[VP46]

PS I can see your wife's outline in the seat - you lucky dog!

[mzimme]

Originally Posted by VP46

I'd think TA might remove too much color/pigment from the leather. I am a staunch proponent for TA but might be too strong for leather.

At full concentrate I'd agree... diluted it may be okay.

[Aric'sX15]

Shoot me here but last resort.... Magic eraser? I know it essentially sands it but idk how desperate you are to have it out!