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npinks

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from what i have read it might take a few attempt to completly remove it which ever cleaner you try.

Wed Jun 25 2008 2:28pm

MDP

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I'll be up all night then
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Wed Jun 25 2008 3:57pm

shmoogle
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It's been a long time since that's been the case for you, eh?

Wed Jun 25 2008 4:00pm

MDP

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I'll keep taking the tablets
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Wed Jun 25 2008 5:01pm

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A12DY B

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any resolve on this one

Tue Jul 01 2008 1:46pm

exalld

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2007 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HSE Stornoway Grey

I bought a bottle of meguiars but not used yet. I'll try on the weekend and see if I can get rid of the white reside. 2007 Range Rover Sport TDV8, Stornoway Grey

Tue Jul 01 2008 11:39pm

MDP

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OK chaps - i've been busy trying all the above stuff - It would appear the only one that has had any impact on the seat is the Meguiars ALOE stuff that shmoogle recc'd

It really made a difference to the whole seat - you could see it cleaning the light silver leather before your eyes. Still not got rid of the bluey/grey patch from my jeans etc yet... but its an improvement

As its an outright cleaner - you'd also best invest in a good conditioner to preserve your leather too.

Ps I have took some photos - will upload ASAP
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Wed Jul 02 2008 12:55am

shmoogle
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Nice... I only remember that RRUK recommended it in one of his "I'm a cleaning mentalist" posts, so thanks should go to him really

Wed Jul 02 2008 8:02am

MDP

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OK - sorry for the delay in getting back to you all.

Here is a pic of the band of dirt/dye/etc on my drivers seat lower back squab - its not as bad in this shot because I had already had several goes at attempting to clean it before I got round to taking this photo.

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Below is another pic - having had a little more effort applied in cleaning it and various cleaning products used - as recc on here.

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As you can see from this final picture = seat is virtually clean

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Best product was the Merguiars with ALOE

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Wed Jul 09 2008 3:27pm

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