Just a word of warning to anyone considering Ivory Leather or already has it. After spending a lot of time in the car over the last few weeks I have noticed that some dye from my and/or my wife's clothing has transferred to the leather at the bottom of the seat back - the last two inches. This is on both of the front seats.
I only spotted it when I was treating and conditioning the seats yesterday. Luckily it's hardly noticeable at the moment but will be very difficult to remove and will probably require professional cleaning eventually.
On the plus side, a few other smudge marks came off fairly easily so the Ivory Leather still looks as good today as the day that I collected the car (apart from the dye transfer strip at the bottom of the front seat backs).
I imagine this will also be a problem with the other lighter coloured leather seats. Check the area where the bottom of the seat back meets the seat squab (the bit you sit on) and let us know if you have a problem with dye transfer too.
I'll be ordering some good-quality leather cleaning fluid to see if these marks can be removed.
I only spotted it when I was treating and conditioning the seats yesterday. Luckily it's hardly noticeable at the moment but will be very difficult to remove and will probably require professional cleaning eventually.
On the plus side, a few other smudge marks came off fairly easily so the Ivory Leather still looks as good today as the day that I collected the car (apart from the dye transfer strip at the bottom of the front seat backs).
I imagine this will also be a problem with the other lighter coloured leather seats. Check the area where the bottom of the seat back meets the seat squab (the bit you sit on) and let us know if you have a problem with dye transfer too.
I'll be ordering some good-quality leather cleaning fluid to see if these marks can be removed.