I was using a leather conditioning cream on my perforated black leather seats and apparently used too much. I was able to buff off the surface of the seats but I'm not able to get into the holes of the perforated leather where the excess conditioning cream has gotten into and dried. As a result the seats have a appearance of the holes being noticably white Uck!

Any suggestions as to how remove this?

 

Poke a round tooth pick in the holes

 

I was cleaning the leather seats today, and tried to apply some protectant (Zaino) on it. When I realized that I put the Zaino Glass polish instead (the bottles look the same), it was too late. I wiped it down with my MF, and now my front leather seat looks whiteish.

I am not sure if it's the perforation that got filled up with the dried polish, or if it's the stitching. I don't think the polish can break the stitching though.

But before I read this thread, I was planning to apply the "REAL" leather protectant to get rid off whatever that white thing is...Any suggestions?

 

I don't know what to suggest about the white stuff, and to the op you just gotta get in there with the tooth pick but if this helps anyone else,

here is a good way to apply leather conditioner so you don't get that problem in the future....

apply it by hand like you would a lotion to your skin


rub it inbetween your hands and then on to the seats


viola no cream in the holes

 

Insert terrible that's what she said joke here^

 

LOL I knew some one was gonna take this out of context

And I do consider detailing my car a sexual act with it/her