Deodorant stained leather interior. How to remove?

mvbmw · 08-31-2018, 09:30 AM

I messed up my saddle brown leather passenger seat by mistakenly leaving my deodorant on the seat in 100 degree weather. It was covered by my shirt and now my seat has gotten a bad stain. Any idea what would be the best to remove?

BSM n54iS · 08-31-2018, 10:37 AM

Yes. Leather cleaner.

Then evaluate and re-adjust.

opjose · 08-31-2018, 12:20 PM

Isopropyl alcohol will take it off.

It will normally not affect the leather too.

It also works for sunscreens.

You are advised to try a small hidden patch first but I've done this on various vehicles without issues.

mvbmw · 08-31-2018, 08:58 PM

Thanks. Will try this weekend.

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mvbmw Private 3 Rep 78 Posts Drives: 2007 e92 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: New York iTrader: (0)	Deodorant stained leather interior. How to remove? I messed up my saddle brown leather passenger seat by mistakenly leaving my deodorant on the seat in 100 degree weather. It was covered by my shirt and now my seat has gotten a bad stain. Any idea what would be the best to remove? __________________ 335i Coupe - Monaco Blue/ Saddle/ Walnut Ordered: 2.5.07 - Prod Date: 3.14.07 - Production Completed: 3.20.07 - Shipped on Integrity: 3.27.07 - Docked: 4.10.07 - Deliveried: 4.16.07
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BSM n54iS Brigadier General 2685 Rep 4,202 Posts Drives: '11 335is \| '16 Macan Turbo Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Everywhere and Nowhere iTrader: (7)	Yes. Leather cleaner. Then evaluate and re-adjust. __________________ '11 335is BSM MT "BMW Performance Editon" \| '16 Porsche Macan Turbo GruppeM CF Intake \| AR Resonated DP \| ER CP \| Turbosmart RacePort BOV \| Cobb FMIC \| RB Inlets \| RB External Mishi/Turner OCC \| Michelin PS4 \| BMW Performance Springs/Bilstein B8 + Dinan & M3 bits \| BMW Brembo BBK \| BMW Performance CF Spoiler \| BMW Performance CF Lip \| BMW Performance Alcantara \| PS Designs GTS Armrest \| AG H6-40 \| Rear Seat Delete
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opjose Major 242 Rep 1,353 Posts Drives: 335xi Join Date: May 2016 Location: Md iTrader: (0)	Isopropyl alcohol will take it off. It will normally not affect the leather too. It also works for sunscreens. You are advised to try a small hidden patch first but I've done this on various vehicles without issues.
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mvbmw Private 3 Rep 78 Posts Drives: 2007 e92 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: New York iTrader: (0)	Thanks. Will try this weekend. __________________ 335i Coupe - Monaco Blue/ Saddle/ Walnut Ordered: 2.5.07 - Prod Date: 3.14.07 - Production Completed: 3.20.07 - Shipped on Integrity: 3.27.07 - Docked: 4.10.07 - Deliveried: 4.16.07
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