[foo.c]

I just noticed my driver's seat is turning blue from my jeans I guess. Will that come off with a cleaner?

 

[strider_mt2k]

No, you just undo the button and the zipper like normal.

 

[the Kolector]

No, you just undo the button and the zipper like normal.

:rofl: Now thats funny.

 

[kbwwolf]

No, you just undo the button and the zipper like normal.

OP's got a gun in his avatar.

 

[strider_mt2k]

OP's got a gun in his avatar.

That may be, but if he's getting his ammo from the same place he's buying his jeans from then I'm probably safe.

 

[Red Sahara]

It can be difficult to remove. I have the same problem. Get a good leather cleaner, not a combo cleaner/conditioner. Try - Lexol. It is available over the counter usually. You might have to use a soft bristle brush also.

If that doesn't work, try some Woolite diluted with water. It can be effective, but has to be rinsed after you are done.

 

[Kelsey73]

I just noticed my driver's seat is turning blue from my jeans I guess. Will that come off with a cleaner?

Same problem, but only where I slide in and out of the jeep. I used some meguiars leather cleaner I think and it came off.

 

[foo.c]

That may be, but if he's getting his ammo from the same place he's buying his jeans from then I'm probably safe.

I roll my own ammo. The jeans are Levi's, probably made in China.

 

[the Kolector]

I roll my own ammo. The jeans are Levi's, probably made in China.

Damn Chinese made Levi's. Whats this world coming to?

 

[strider_mt2k]

Damn. No wonder the Russians aren't going nuts over our Jeans anymore...

 

[tomthbomb]

That may be, but if he's getting his ammo from the same place he's buying his jeans from then I'm probably safe.

:rofl:

Levis used to be made in El Paso but probably slid south. I wear them too but have not looked for the "Hecho en Mexico" label. Will look tonight. I don't need to take them off right now where I am.:whistling:

 

[Rockyroad816]

Switch to BROWN Jeans :rofl:

 

[OH9JK]

Leather seats in a Wrangler........

:surrender:

 

[cu in oz]

We have tan leather in our Volvo and my wife and I both wear jeans and have not seen this........not for anything. but are you sure its the jeans? I don't doubt your word on this but that does seem a bit strange to me. Then again, in this life I rule NOTHING out .

I too roll my own ammo.....nothing beats home made IMHO.

 

[foo.c]

Switch to BROWN Jeans :rofl:

LOL. You may be on to something.

 

[foo.c]

We have tan leather in our Volvo and my wife and I both wear jeans and have not seen this........not for anything. but are you sure its the jeans? I don't doubt your word on this but that does seem a bit strange to me. Then again, in this life I rule NOTHING out .

I too roll my own ammo.....nothing beats home made IMHO.

I've never had this problem with other leather seats either, but these aren't real leather and the others were.

 

[Matador]

I had the same exact problem with my other car. What found that worked was a mixture of woolite and water 2:1 and a toothbrush. Scrub and wipe gently, take your time and eventually it will come out. Try one small spot first to make sure there are no problems.

 

[36925]

Just about all of the OEMs have the problem:

blue jean stains on leather seats - Google Search

 

[JIMBOX]

:whistling: I wear "WRANGLER" Jeans--no problemo !

:dance::rofl: JIMBO

 

[foo.c]

I guess I'll just switch to tactical pants. :rofl: