Has anyone tried the above on ivory leather as my jeans have left marks I tries the auto ultra maintain foam by ltt with no success? RRS

I bought the 3 pack LTT kit for my Ivory and it was a great success so not sure why it hasn't worked on yours BUT I now use dr.Leather and find it just as good (not better) but much more economical at £20 for a large bottle.

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Now I notice from your pic you Have used a light scrubbing brush? All I have done is apply the foam and leave then wipe with a sponge? Perhaps I should try your way. Thanks for the response and added pictures. RRS

I leave the foam on for a couple of minutes and try the soft brush,if it is stubborn I do it again with the stiff brush and once it's all off I wipe the residue off with a clean damp MF and then apply the LTT conditioner. MY2011 HSE Santorini/Ivory/Piano Black/Privacy Glass/TV .Sadly gone.
Audi A5 Sportback Black Edition 3.0 tdi quattro S Line

What are the Dr Leather wipes like? Any good and do you still need to use conditioner after using wipes.  MY11 Autobiography supercharged. Santorini Black. Monaco interior. Rear screens. Privacy.
Gone MY08 Supercharged HST. Java black. Ivory premium interior. Rear screens. Privacy. Missed a lot.
Gone MY04 Discovery V8 Petrol ES Premium. Awesome.

I thought the wipes were a waste of money as you are paying a lot for a bit of fabric so preferred the liquid.
I just find that the dye comes off easier next time if I put the LTT 2 part treatment on after I have cleaned it. MY2011 HSE Santorini/Ivory/Piano Black/Privacy Glass/TV .Sadly gone.
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Just use a baby wipe. Removes the blue without any problems whatsoever and no harsh chemicals on the leather.

Was told by the LR salesman who I brought from that this is what they use for the showroom vehicles.

Jim

Just about to order the LTT dye removal kit for my Ivory seatsvas even though I clean them regularly with the LTT range (foam cleaner and protector), I have some new jeans and the dye won't all come off.

@ Jim - Honestly, don't use baby wipes, they will dry out the leather, trust me. I'll try and link a post about it

Here's one of the many threads where JudyB from LTT tells not to use baby wipes

Also, this one where all three leather experts (LTT, Furniture Clinic and Dr Leather) all concur  ON THE WAY: BMW F21 M140i
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GONE: Land Rover Discovery 4 HSE - Stornaway Grey w/Black Interior (wish we'd kept it )
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Firstly I am amazed at how much help is available on here, every one has so many ideas from all the different topics. I agree with the baby wipes I use them on our 7 mth old baby and johnsons would dry out the Thames! Lol they would certainly remove the jean dye but become brittle even after applying the LTT conditioner. I shall try the above post with LTT dye removal. Cheers boys, it's my birthday so I asked the missis for money to clean the car! Lol you can imagine the response.....ie house etc.... RRS

I used Gliptone leather cleaner and conditioner and it worked really well at getting out my jean transfer marks when I bought the car

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