Magic Eraser On Car Leather
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- In this video I share how I use the magic eraser on car leather. Cleaning leather seats can be a very time consuming task, but with the mr. clean magic eraser, my time is cut in half, and the results that I get are astounding! It is safe to say that magic erasers are a must have for any professional auto detailer or car enthusiast, simply because they make such light work of cleaning leather, and so much more! Follow along as I share some tips and tricks to leather cleaning with the magic eraser, and explain how I save money when I go to purchase them!
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Thank you so much for these videos. I was looking for help cleaning my leather seats and I'm so glad I found your channel. It's super helpful and easy to understand. I'm cleaning my seats today, using your tips
I just want to say.. THANK YOU! I tried EVERYTHING trying to clean my 08 F150 King Ranch leather seats with no success. Now with your tip they are finally clean! Its honesty amazing. Night n day clean. Wish I could upload before and after pictures. (I've never commented on a video before.. but I'm just that amazed by the outcome)
Hi what liquid did you use ?
Ford made a real mistake installing the type of leather they did in the King Ranch version. It absorbs dirt and oils like a sponge.
Also a good point is to keep it as wet as possible without dripping everywhere to reduce friction and optimize cleaning power by keeping the desired cleaner on the surface of the magic eraser instead of soaking into the pores of it.
Great idea, love the vids. Getting a bunch of ideas and tips from your channel alone. Thanks a lot!!!!!!!
You’re a very talented guy. Thanks for the advice.
Great tip got my leather seats nice and clean.
really worked well cleaning a 2000 Miata with a grungy light tan interior.MaGuiers interior cleaner was useless.Rinse,dry & put on a vinyl conditioner,it looks as best it can for a 22 yr old car; thanks man!
Keep up with the great info and input much appreciated
Great attitude to the whole thing....good job.
a bug sponge with diluted degreaser and or dawn works good too.
Awesome video!! Test in an inconspicuous spot first to see if the panel has been re-dyed. It can be hard to tell as sometimes it can be done from factory. Keep old magic erasers soaking as they are far less aggressive. Once done this way and protected.. only maintenance cleaning is needed moving forward. APC may not be needed with the ME. Sometimes warm water is enough. Cheers!!
Love it!!! Great advice!
Nice learning a lot from you thank you for sharing
Just cause of the crazy deal hook up, plus the cleaning. That’s a follow my guy!
Amazing video! What step(s) would you recommend after this leather cleaning? Perhaps a vid on the next steps like leather Conditioning/UV protection?
Wow thank you! I have the same Lexus RX that you have featured in the video.
Try woolite or store brand to clean and maintain leather seats. Tip from another detailer on you tube. Safe and not as abrasive as alkaline cleaners. Like the one you use. Hope this helps.
Thanks man! Good tips.
awesome!
you just saved me some time and money!!
mcss327 so glad!!!!!
Luke...What would I use on leather seats that still look new but just need a maintenance wipe down? Damp micro fiber wipe down, Then conditioner? Thanks for any info
Thank you for the video!
Dude, awesome info and link. Thumbs up.
Thanks my man!
Negative ghost rider. They take the protective top layer of plastic off as they are abrasive. You can knock them out in relatively the same time with a decent cockpit/leather brush and a leather cleaner or APC. Apc tends to dry them out though
Yeah but to him it doesn’t matter if it’s not his car, he’s going for instant results not long lasting results, kinda like that scene in Matilda where Danny devito made that car run just good enough to sell it and then the whole thing fell apart like a week after the principal bought it
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Both of you don't truly understand the materials. If you use a foam Polishing pad with machine force you probably think hey that's OK. But a magic eraser that loses abrasiveness as it absorbs more liquid isnt, you gotta stop believing everything you hear 😂😂 or this guy who has been in the biz for years and used them for years and hes wrong? . It's funny how you say he is wrong. I did a video that would prove you wrong in the first breath. In fact, this video proves you wrong in its first breath. So, there's that. SMH
Great effect ! I have some belt Mark's in my driver's seat .. can the eraser clean that off ?
Does the Magic Eraser have any detergent, or do you always have to use a cleaner with the Eraser?
How did Wilson repair the cracks? I have the same car hence the same interior.
Hey..I just found your video. I am trying to clean the leather on my 15 MKZ with Lexol, and extremely disappointed Makes the inside of my MKZ smell like heaven, but that's not what I'm aiming for.. I can't wait to try your method. Can you tell me what product to use to soften and condition the leather after I "magic eraser" it? to keep it soft and supple . I love the leather to feel almost silky like butter. Thanx a bunch in advance.
What is your opinion on soft scrub brushes vs scrub pad?
Totally cool and thoroughly explained! A+
What if you had pen/permanent marker on leather..? would the eraser be too harsh?
that lexus rx270 same with mine ... crack on the side seat
How well does Mr Clean Freak and Mr Clean Eraser work together?
Can you do a video about cleaning the car window felt? I have some that's super dirty in my car and I've never been able to get it completely clean or back to the way it looked when it was brand new.
Dreaklock yes I will get a video like that out there!
nice job !!
My son marked my leather head Rest with ink pen. Will magic eraser work?
THANK YOU
You the man Bro…thank you very helpful video. I’m an Uber guy, and this asshole scuffed my leather seat, by throwing in like a big gym bag, but the 4 corners of the bad had these hard black covers on them, so when he threw it in…he scuffed it. So thank you. I hope ur idea works, any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you again & God bless
How to get denim stains from light colored faux leather seats?
thanks for the tip
Of course!
Hey bro will it work on king ranch seats which are aniline or untreated leather
Great video.
Sabrina Jones thanks Sabrina!
Great video, I just have a question when u said 5t o1 that's mean 5 water 1 super clean?
Great video! But hey, I can get this stuff MUUUUCH CHEAPER. It may be hard to find a supplier but if you can get some BASOTECH G+ it's less than $70 for a mattress sized block (4in x4ft x8ft). Melamine foam is produced exclusively by BASF, they make white foam for cleaning supply companies and grey foam for industrial sound proofing. They are exactly the same stuff! Grey is the natural color of the material so it will not discolor white leather for example. P.S. I subscribed because you remind me of the guy in The Goldbergs ;)
Collared Greens gotcha, I like to have them pre cut
For me when I get them so that is a plus, but ya that is a ton of foam for very cheap!!
What leather conditioner do you recommend? I have a 2017 Mazda cx-5 Thanks 🌟
Honestly there are a ton that I love, check out meguiars leather conditioner. It is a good staple
Bravo Nice Video 🤘
Thank you SO much for taking the time to "educate" us. You really have some great tips and I'm glad I ran across your channel
Awesome video!!! I have a Ford 250 that desperately needs some TLC....Thank you for sharing 😉😉😉
Of course! I understand! Hahaha
Hi Luke, after using decreaser/magic sponge.. do you treat the leather with leather cream or any other leather product or do you just leave it as it is after cleaning?
Yes I always condition and protect it with something
So Luke have a couple of questions for you regarding cleaning the leather seats. So I’ve seen cars with sand inside the holes of the leather seats how would I get that out? And how much would I charge extra for this ?
Basically only way I've found besides trying to vacuum it out by smacking it is using the pointy part of those teeth flossers or toothpicks. Good luck 🤞
Hi! Does this work for ink on the door handles? Thank you!
I am a leather repair pro. Ink migrates easily down into the color coating. If it is fresh, use alcohol on a q-tip and very gently scrub. This dissolves the color a little, so you remove the color that has absorbed the ink. Change q-tips often as they get dirty. If you remove all the color, contact a leather recoloring pro.
I tried cleaning the seats in my BMW with a magic eraser but the colour started coming off the seat so now I need to find some kind of paint/dye to repair the damage.
They're cream coloured too so it looks really obvious😩
I am a leather repair pro. This happens because the Magic Eraser is a very fine abrasive with a little cleaning agent added (pH 8 to 10) that is not safe for leather (pH 4.5). It works not by cleaning, but by fine sanding. Use a good leather cleaner and an exfoliating glove. Best is made by ADV Leather (repair pros who make their own products). Order directly from them: www.advleather.com/product-list.html Not cheap, but concentrated and a little goes a long way. You get what you pay for. Apply it and leave for 10 minutes while you move on to other areas. This is when the cleaning happens. Give it a a little time and it does an amazing job of releasing the dirt. Scrub with a damp exfoliating glove to pull maximum dirt off and pull it out of the grain. Repeat once if needed. Any dirt left is inside the finish and not removable unless you strip the finish and reapply the clear top coat or reapply the entire color coating. You can also get DIY recoloring materials from ADV Leather. They can custom-match your color. Or contact a leather repair pro locally.
That’s weird I looked up this video and you happen to be detailing the specific car I’m trying to clean 😂
Thanks for posting this. Have you ever come across scuffing or staining from carseats sitting on the leather for so long? I'm not talking about food or crud that comes from kids IN the carseat. The bottom of my car seat has actually left marks on the leather where it made contact over time. I tried the magic eraser and cleaning solution, but nothing came out.
Sarah Ann Anhder Yes!!!!!! I’m soo upset because that happen to my new car!! I’m trying to find a solution as well 😢
Sell your babies and buy a new car.... No? Oh well, I tried.
Should i use a leather conditioner after is use the magic eraser?
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Yes you should
be careful though, I saw a video on this a few months ago but when I tried it on a GMC Acadia, it took off the tan of the seats and left a number of brown spots as if it took of the dye. Luckily I only did this on one part of the seat, but if it was not a family members car, I would be done.
I had super clean diluted 10:1 and did it very lightly, almost no pressure.
Test in an inconspicuous spot first. That happens when the panel has been re-dyed. Sometimes even from factory. Keep your magic eraser soaked in water.. softens it up a bit and makes it less aggressive. Cheers!!
hahaha yes you have to be careful and there are precautions that need to be taken, and it cannot be used on dyed leather, but in the right way, it's an awesome tool!
Exactly. DO NOT USE magic erasers on interiors. Do they clean ? Yes. Do they also remove and damage the color top coat ? Very much so! Further your knowledge and follow proper Detailing training company’s like Esoteric Detailing
Melamine is a stripper, not a cleaner. Some leather has a 2-tone color and the top color is translucent, very thin, so color can change when stripped / worn off. If the color was already worn, it may have been thinner in place. Or the leather fibers the color is attached to may be starting to break off at the surface. This is a common issue with leather as it ages. Deterioration speeds up when leather has been in the sun (UV and heat), and has been used a lot. I am a leather repair pro. Before I recolor leather, I test the finish strength by rubbing masking tape on and ripping it off. If more than a few specks come off, the fibers are getting weak.
Awesome video! Do you think your degreaser mixture would work well to clean leather sneakers?
yea it would , i use it to clean my air forces
@@datpinoyboyy that's exactly what I was wondering. Are you considering making a video showing before and after?
1:24 - Super Clean degreaser cut 5 to 1 used as the cleaning solution....
How do you get pen ink out? For this type of leather for car seat??
Might be same way using super clean and magic eraser
Please anyone...I had an accident with the AA battery leaking on the leather sofa that made a stain with a diameter of about 20x20 cm. Does anyone have any idea how to clean this up. It's been a couple of days
That's not a stain, the acid ate the dye.
OMG... the energy level and face UPFRONT in the camera is off the hook... I've been binging on auto detail vids but the speed of talking and insane energy level is a bit much for me... haha. Good on you though... you seem like a good guy.
What kind of mf towel did you use 4 leather? Gpm And ratio. And can you use that degreaser on any kind of leather and plastic or w.e?
How about new leather stained with jeans? Is this a recommended solution?
Definitely!
If your car has light colored plastic door cards with leather inserts , it works there too.
Love this channel but I tried this on my Acura MDX and used gentle pressure while it was working great it did tear the passenger seat. My car has heated seats with little holes and it caused a tear bummer. It did clean the plastics like where ur feet step on the car nicely and the door jams. So while good to the eye I would beware using this technique
I am a leather repair pro. The tearing was not caused by cleaning. Leather is as strong as steel by weight when new. Your heated seats and the perforations contribute to significant moisture loss leading to weakening in a relatively short time. That results in brittle leather micro-fibrils, even while the leather feels supple. They begin to age faster, breaking like dry grass, instead of bending. Leather is so dense that you may not notice the changes, but when challenged in a small area, it fails. I have seen leather that looked perfect, but had been dry too long, tear open from simply removing masking tape. Plus, in the front seat, UV light is able to destroy leather fibers faster in perforated leather because it can shine directly onto the raw leather in each hole. UV will harm leather even when it has the opaque color coating, which is tough, but thin enough that some UV penetrates.
@@Jones4Leather - hey Jones, do you have a website ? or a contact
email address, that I can contact you at ? Your posts are great, and
I'd love to talk to you about leather, and conditioners etc. I agree with
your posts, that you should only use PH balanced products that are
compatible with leather in the 4.5 to 6 range, and these guys are
using very harsh cleaners on the leathers and destroying them. I did
take note of the small shop you buy from in California, and I have
bookmarked their site. Can you leave me your email address, or tell
me how I can contact you, as your very knowledgeable on leather.
@@grantp4022 Re: pH range safe for leather. It has to be very close to 4.5. Even 5 will accelerate deterioration and 6 can rot leather in a short time. As you may know, pH changes by a factor of 10x for each number on the scale. Medications like blood thinners can raise body oil pH to 6 and cause a rapid increase in deterioration. People's body oils range from about 4.5 to 6. Most strong cleaning solutions for car and home are around 9 to 11. Approx 25% of the population is 4.5 to 5 and that has little to no visible effect on leather strength. But 75% are 5 to 6 and do cause damage. This accelerates as more oils are absorbed and spread out within the leather and padding / foam below. Every drop continues causing damage so the concentration increases at the contact point and a larger area weakens as the oils migrate.
As modern leather interiors have a clearcoat on them, I would be a little leary something this aggressive.
Yes definitely well said! It needs to be something that someone uses with experience, but with some common sense, and a little experience, it can be a very very effective tool
From what I have seen is that with a light enough touch it can be alot less abrasive than the other tools like hard bristled brushes can do...I am wondering since I have seen generic and regular erasers mr clean etc do I need to worry about any darker or black leather seats will it leave a light residue from the color bleeding from eraser? I thought it left whitish from eraser?
@@wilsonautodetailing I am a leather repair pro. A melamine pad (Magic Eraser) is an abrasive that ALWAYS removes some clear top coat. It does not clean (lift soil), it strips the protective resin layer. Color is sprayed on in layers. The top coat is denser, just like on the clear coat on paint on the body. But it is the thinnest layer, so you will remove it completely very easily using any abrasive. It's made just to resist wear from clothing. Please also consider that Superclean has a pH of 12.5 to 13.8 = bleach and oven cleaner (see MSDS www.superclean.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/2016-SuperClean-Degreaser-SDS-v2.0.pdf). You are introducing a harsh, destructive chemistry thru cracks, stitch holes and the billions of micro-pores in the resin of the protective finish. Water beads up but some goes directly through when you wipe or scrub. Leather pH is 4.5 and any mis-match, high or low, is destructive. Superclean is 500 million to 500 billion x more basic than the leather. This remains true even when diluted. The cleaner that is absorbed remains inside the leather and continues destroying leather fibers forever. So you are aging it faster, esp in the weakest areas.
@@Jones4Leather . Makes sense. Which degreaser/cleaner is recommended? And is steam cleaning a good approach for stains that scrubbing wont remove? I have opal white merino leather in my m3 and its yellowed somehow:( scrubbing and degreasing did nothing. Steam cleaning is my only hope. Will it work?
@@Mikehunt2u The best method is use a cleaner made for upholstery leather (NOT saddle soap) and an exfoliating glove to scrub safely. The best cleaner I know of is made by a small company, ADV Leather and sold only online directly from them. advleather.com/product-list.html
Apply the cleaner with a soft cloth. Let it sit for 10 min. Use a damp exfoliating glove ($2 at pharmacy) to scrub dirt out of grain texture. Moisten a little if cleaner has dried, but just enough to soften. Wipe off and repeat if needed. Let the area dry for a few minutes be for repeat to avoid soaking leather below the color coating. You can use a blow drier on high heat to speed drying. Blow ACROSS, not straight at the surface. If surface feels sticky, use a damp cloth to remover residue. Any soil left after 2 tries is permanent, but can be concealed with recoloring. Talk to ADV Leather about their DIY recoloring kits. Don't steam - high heat drives water out of leather. If the temp is too high for your skin, it's too high for leather.
Sub'd! Cheers mate!
Thanks my man! Enjoy!
I find it to be very drying using it on leather
Interesting 🧐
Is degreaser safe for interiors?
yes when diluted properly
Wilson what other things you can use the magic eraser for.
Jonathan N.Vlogs clean shoes
really
The way magic erasers work is being super abrasive and taking off top layer.
They need to sponsor this guy. 😂
I just bought Mr Clean erasers at Costco a 12 pack for $9.00
You also should protect the leather after and don't you clean leather with leather cleaner and a detailing brush
I did protect it afterward, that's just not the subject of the video, and I will do that with less dirty leather, but this needed some scrubbing :D
What do you mean 5 to 1
+Daniel Valenzuela for every 5 ounces of water I put in 1 ounce of product
Normally I agree with you on most things but this is not a good practice. I’ve talked to my person I send leather repair to and it’s just not good (IMO). All your other info I’m with you though, some minor adjustments here and there as every detail is different. All the best and keep up the great work!
Good video - I would say cleaning 'leather' seats in vehicles is multi-step - your first step did a great job - nexttt step would be to apply a premium product for leather such as Lithium Elixirs Leather Love - vehicle leather is heavily treated, completely opposite of top-of-the-line full aniline leather - two different worlds - vehicle leather thus needs different products to restore - general tip - never buy vehicle with light colored leather - exactly what your video shows occurs - nasty, dirty cracking over time which looks really bad - I always go dark/black for vehicle leather
Not a fair test of pad, since you used degreaser on pad. Only supposed to use water on melamine foam. A comparison using only degreaser and microfiber cloth would be more fair. A little mistake could damage car leather. Just sayin....
A mistake in driving could cost your life, but you still drive... if the potential of something dangerous happening stops you from doing something, you would never get anything done, but like many things in the detailing world, you must let common sense lead
Yeah, that was pretty cool.😕🙂🤓🤠😎😏👍✌️👋👏💪🌾🍀🌿🍃🇺🇸
Made this discovery over a year ago all of a sudden everyone is using it.
hahahahha isnt that just the way it goes
I’m sure this “discovery” was made years before that
hey luke unfortunately my wife throw all my detailing products to trash after i try to clean her vans leather seats and take of the dye of the leather alone with the dirt hahaha
she said i am not gonna let you ruin another car by trying to detail i dont know what to do i am stuck hahaha
hahahahaha Bekir I am sorry man!!! I am not sure what to tell you! I think your problem is a little beyond detailing in this situation hahahaha!
Was very extreme to throw the equipment in the trash. how about she just accepts it was a mistake leave your stuff alone.
Use a leather cleaning brush
Those are great as well for specific situations!
Fuck eraser
Toilet cleaning brush in the cordless drill cleans faster and perfectly , where as eraser cleans half way.
Cheapest Dishwashing liquid 1 table spoon per 250ml of water
That crap is ¢99 for 20 on eBay
not the same stuff
SMH... A magic eraser is essentially sand paper. It may cut the time in half but you will be removing leather in the process. Invest in or rent a steam cleaner and it will take the same amount of time possibly even less and not damage your leather in the process.
+Travis C totally not being rude at all I promise, but what you're saying just isn't true, there is absolutely a safe way to use it and a dangerous way to use it just like anything else. But to claim that it removes the leather just simply by using it, is fallacious. Do you Detail on a professional level?
Wilson Auto Detailing Currently I do not detail on a professional level but I did throughout college and a for a few years after. I also experienced numerous customers come in with ruined seats because they had scrubbed it with a magic eraser. Granted in many of these cases the customer had obviously used too much pressure but the fact of the matter is the magic eraser by design is an abrasive. If someone uses a magic eraser once on their leather seats with gentle pressure and proper lubrication more then likely the seats will be fine. But continued use even with gentle pressure will eventually remove the factory coating on leather/vinyl causing it to lose fluid resistance and cause discoloration. I mean you no disrespect and from watching your videos I can see that you are a capable detailer. This is just a detailing shortcut I can't be on board with.
I wonder if he ate one of those majic erasers it would block him from his tweaker talk
grow a brain, then comment, dumbass !!
Holy shit..cutie alert ;p
Negative and no one should attempt this on your leather or vinyl. While the results are amazing to the eyes. To the untrained and in educated eye it’s fine. But what you don’t see Is the top coat being removed from the surface. So now your seats will get back to how bad they were before hand and then will need to be professionally cleaned properly and dyed by someone like me. I️ do it every week. FYI a magic eraser is basically 4000-5000 grit sandpaper... further your knowledge.
Tyre Pierce can u make a video of how to professionally do the cleaning🤔in the seats don't be scared do it
It’s true, but it depends. Mercedes leather, it’s okay. While BMW, it took a layer of dye from my seat 12 year old leather seat. Same result on my 10 year old Lincoln leather seat. Same with Lexus Toyota. It’s just depends on how worn the leather and the car manufacturer.
Meh! Let them ruin their leather. It’s only fair that the car they neglect for years, eventually gets the leather looked after by a pro. The next owner will love it!
Depends on when the vehicle was manufactured. New leathers, absolutely not. There is a top coating on the leather and this will destroy that. However, on cars pre 1990 you should be okay, but double check. Most Auto manufacturers started switching over in the 90's.
Tyre Pierce Now as I have you as an expert:
My steering wheel in my Mini Cooper F56 got kinda shiny.. I cleaned it several times very thoroughly but I do not get back this Matte effect it had before it got shiny... My guess is that the leather itself got shinier because of the structure getting „polished“ by the hands constantly gliding over it... the leather on the steering wheel has a very rough surface by itself so it’s not like the normal leather like the BMW M steering wheels which is very smooth.
My question: if I carefully use a magic erase on the steering wheel, could it get completely matte again without really damaging the leather? I know that you really aren’t supposed to clean leather with a magic eraser.. but in my case it could be helpful but I’m curious to hear your opinion about it.
Perforated leather is the worst leather in the world. It only has the strength of half of a piece of full leather and the holes end up being the exact stress points of tear failure.
I used a magic eraser and DID NOT do anything at all!’
While I am a fan of your channel, I will have to say this.
Magic Erasers, Just to clear up this BS regarding using magic erasers... they are NOT MAGIC - they are made from melamine resin. As the resin cures, it turns into foam, and its microstructure becomes almost as hard as glass - causing it to act like a SUPER-fine sandpaper...3,000-5,000 grit.
You do NOT USE SANDPAPER to clean your vehicle. Especially automotive leather & interiors are coated in a protective polyurethane coating. It's really NOT very thick...so taking SANDPAPER to it is permanently removing the protective layer on the seats (that prevents your sweat from instantly staining it or the UV rays of the sun from instantly drying out and cracking the leather.
SAY NO TO MAGIC ERASERS!!!
Steve magic erasers don’t act as 3000 to 5000 grit, I’m not sure why detailers say that, you can call the manufacturers, it would be much more accurate to say around 7000 grit, while yes they can hurt leather, they won’t when used the right way.. I don’t know that it’s fair to say you might as well take sandpaper to the interior of your car... because you’re not. Though they are LIKE sandpaper in certain aspects, at the end of the day. It’s not sandpaper. Would you not use a brush because it has the POTENTIAL to hurt something? Or would you just use common sense. You decide
I used to use magic eraser on my leather steering wheel...while it did make it look like brand new, it only looked like that for 1 week, then back to shiny leather.
Absolutely destroys your seats. and over time it makes it even harder to clean because it’s destroyed (no just dirty). Listen to his precaution again, he tells you in detail the damage it does. 🤦🏻♂️
Yeah. Too bad it will ruin the leather in time
The more I watch his videos the more I realize the less he knows.
Caution #1 "don't use to much pressure!"
Caution #2 "refer to caution #1"
Don't use degreaser on leather
Not impressed
What if I sing and dance?
@@wilsonautodetailing Hilarious.
SO ANNOYING !!!
4 swipes noooo effort, this an infomercial? you remind me of the slap chop guy!!
hahahahaha right!
Dude u talk too much get to the point in the video smh
You are trying to save me a dollar on a magic eraser? Hahaha