RUsum1

I got four tires shipped to me. Only one tire fit in the trunk so I put the other three in the back seat. Not thinking, I didn't put a towel underneath them so now I have tire smears on my back seat.

I searched the Internet a little bit and found others mentioned using an all-purpose cleaner followed by leather conditioner. I have some Meguiars Rich Leather cleaner/conditioner. It didn't seem to do much to the stain.

I searched some more and saw one post about the same problem on his F150 Lariat. Someone else replied how that leather might have clear coat to protect the leather.

Does a 2010 G37 have clear coat that I have to be careful not to remove? What are some other suggestions for getting rid of these marks?

Thanks.

Victory

Use an APC and a stiff brush. a cleaner/conditioner barely qualifies as a cleaner

Superman_G37S

iTrader: (3)

magic eraser and fabuloso works wonders, smells good and won't ruin the leather

CTG37S

Just wondering but what does APC mean?

juan goose

iTrader: (1)

All purpose cleaner, and magic eraser works great. Got melted crayon stain (courtesy of my child) out with it.