Tesla Vegan Leather White Seats - Blue Jeans Transfer FIXED!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2019
- We have had our Tesla Model X since June 2018 and ever since, it has had some blue jean transfer on the white leather (vegan leather.. or plastic) seats. I have tried everything to get it out!
I asked my detailer, Eric, about getting it out and said he could get it out. I had my doubts but had him come see if he could do it and the results surprised me.
Here is what he used:
LVP
shop.3dproducts.com/mobile/lv...
Orange degreaser
shop.3dproducts.com/mobile/or...
70% Isopropyl alcohol (THIS is a key final process before putting on the Nurish to condition the leather)
Nurish
www.nanoskinusa.com/products/...
I hope you guys enjoy the video and it can be of help to some...
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Terrific work, Eric and Marc! Thumbs Up!
Thanks Marc and Eric! Great Video. I hope to get my white seat Model 3 in summer so I will be prepared.
Another great video! Thanks Marc! 🙌🏽
Thanks Marc! I needed this video yesterday when I cleaned a stain. 😂
Hey Marc! Thx for the video!!! 😊
Just ordered everything!
Right on! Thank you. I’m seeing this already on my white interior Model 3 (November), though some leather cleaner/conditioner by Meguiars seems to knock it down. Baby wipes aren’t quite cutting it. Thanks again!
Excellent video. Thank you.
very satisfying video
Nice video and Tesla!
"Vegan leather " great marketing trick for vinyl.
Awesome how to video Marc
DaxM thanks!
Thank you. Very helpful.
Nice work but why did the detailer need to plagiarize the Electronic Arts logo?
Kenneth Jamora yep. Agreed.
More importantly, who cares?
John Chybowski he could potentially be sued
@@AladeenofWadiya1 could be argued that yes there similar but different enough not to be confused with each others plus there in different business so there not concerned with competiting against each others profits, and yes both probably should have done more effort into a unique design as it's fairly bland and easy by actually looking like someone else's trade marketing. suing takes time/usd so maybe not worth it in this one case but if a video game maker used something like the EA logo probably worthwhile to say get off my toes/grass please, just best not to enact the anti-trust laws as EA is so big vs little guys/start-up's
I use a magic sponge with some cheap soapy water to clean those seats all the dirty stuff come’s off almost instantly, after that i use conditioner to protect them
Careful with the magic sponge. If it’s like the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, Then it is a very fine, but effective, abrasive and will damage your seat with repeated use.
This man straight ripped electronic arts logo lol
Yep.. he changed it.
@@marc_benton where do you recommend ordering the struts for the trunk, since Amazon says they aren't available anymore?
Another great video Marc. (LOL on the hat! - you know that's going to be your "trademarc" now...) I also had blue jean stains on my P3D+ white on white. I keep a pack of baby wipes in the rear in between and behind the front seats. This is all I needed for removing the blue jean stains I had on mine so far. Normally I use Griots Garage products for exterior and interior. I'll have to check these out also. I'm curious what Eric thinks about UV protectants like 303 UV Protectant Spray for Vinyl (especially being in California with strong sun and heat).
Yep, as long as you stay on top of it with baby wipes, there shouldn't be much of an issue for long term staining on the seats. But if you go maybe even a month without wiping them down, there will no doubt be blue jean transfer on the seat. I had my P3D seats ceramic coated and I went about 3 weeks before wiping them (this was only a few weeks ago) and it wiped right off...but I believe it was because the coating was protecting the seats from the stain settling in.
Thanks for the comments, I do love my "Best Coast" hat! :)
The COASTest with the MOSTest! 😁
Hi. Great video!
But what ceramic protection is he using?
Because I want to have the same 😀
Daniel Björklund Ceramic Pro 👍
Looks great, awesome finding this video I just ordered a CPO Model X from Tesla with white interior. What year is that Model X if you don’t mind?
Ours was a 2017
The stain on the stitch pattern persists though. Is that why older car looks kind of old with stitch patterns
Great job. Unfortunately, with the new 2024 perforated seats this method won’t work. 😩
Marc, if you value Eric's work you may want to or blur his logos from the video. There is another company that uses the same logo and Eric might get in trouble using it as I'm sure it's trade marked. I would suggest that Eric use a graphics service to modify his logo to differentiate his logo from the other entity.
I have a white interior M3 and will definitely try this out if I stain it.
Its temporary :) but thank you! Something else is in the works just goes good with my initials, we made slight changes to the logo but if something does happen we are ready lol
This video is hysterical. I use a sponge and Dawn on my white seats in my Tesla 3 and it looks like new. VERY EASY - try it. You don’t need a detailer and all these chemicals
Jeffrey Luna-Sparks how many miles does your Model 3 have and do you wear blue jeans often?
Not sure why any of that matters. I wear jeans a lot and there we’re definitely blue jean dyes on my white seats. Not now. The Dawn really worked - they look brand new. My Tesla is 9 months old with 5,315 miles
Jeffrey Luna-Sparks trust me, it matters. If you wear blue jeans often and are only cleaning them with dawn then you WILL have blue jean transfer once you hit about 20k mikes (maybe even sooner) and it is will be VERY hard to get out. Think what you want but I know from experience and from many others that have experienced it. The only way to prevent it is to get them ceramic coated and wipe them down weekly.
@@marc_benton How long does the ceramic coating for the seats last? And can you wipe them down much often less than weekly since the ceramic will prevent dirt from penetrating further.
If it's deep enough then u need to do this process
I need to try this because there is a stain that just won't come off.
I have grey leather seats and got a black jean transfer along with a big crease/wrinkle and it’s making me so sad😭
Can I just use the alcohol? Or have to use degreaser first?
I had black coat transferred to backrest. Tried leather cleaner, doesn’t work. Do you think 3D product will work? Thanks
Just curious, do the spray cleaners interfere with ventilated seats? Like if they get in the holes?
I recently took off the carseat protector on my model Y, it left dots/stains all over the seat. Any idea if I can use the same chemicals/substance to remove the stains?
I have ventilated seats, can I still use these products to clean them or will it effect the ventilation feature?
Just want to add... when I asked my detailer about getting the blue jean transfer out, he said “yes, I think we can get it out” but it was far from a sure thing. In this video, I tried the best I could to document the process but as condensed as I could (for time). He worked on it for about an hour (just the two front seats) so it takes time, the right chemicals (the isopropyl alcohol is key!) and tools (nylon brush). But it works!
@Marten Dekker It's dumb to get a Ferrari too, and yet there's a line of people waiting for them. Sometimes exclusivity and "wow factor" outweighs practicality, or we'd all be driving a CR-V.
Can u please share Eric's info? I have the same issue with mine. how much did it coast for him to clean?
@@leok7193 ok smarty pants, dodge ( mine is a 60's charger pearlescent and metallic cardinal red/white interior F-8 outside paint code ) and ford ( 1st gen mustang mostly yet to be decided on the restoration as it's not going back stock OE, the rest of my feet is the same ie triple3-green=🤮 and or boring 80's chevy 1/2-ton ) both made car's with white interior, i got called out and a follow car guys pointed to this problem guess i never noticed it before 2022 other than duh don't sit inside with oil/greased up clothes on after fixing the engine/transmission aka change myself and a bath 🛀 , so the point of questioning is 50's-70's dinner vinyl that doesn't stain as there's a 2ish mm clear layer but isn't as comfortable on longer drives even with temperature controlled seating and cabin air and other vintage vinyl product problems or real uncoated leather and all of it's problematic issues but its comfy or cloth seats that don't match the vin/car styling and is meh comfortable and or soaks up nasty's but is easy to clean aka higher end cloth interior and its pro's & con's which one would you pick and what most people would pick smarty 🤓? all the same seat/interior opsonisation aka climate control ect.
@@leok7193 my wife had light tan seating in a 90's caddy and i never knew it had any problems vs black pleather gm made but maybe she's magical 🧙♀️ and fixed it ( and or made sure i wasn't wearing anything that might ruin the interior/tan but that wasn't something she educated me on ect ) when i wasn't around to see, anyways i was at a car show on the 4th-🇺🇸 and a guys with 60's ford's/Tesla's were telling me about the blue jackets/jean pants 👖 mythology i i wasn't buying it intel i started looking into the form's so model-s/3 owner's are really good at hiding the problem as i had no clue pre-4th/July/2022 and i worked on cars in a smaller town/shop for about 5-year's in the 2010's
i guess black interiors can have the same problem as white interiors but most people were darker colours so it's not as noticeable quickly and or transfer ink ect inside of the residence/clothing ect IE so a bright red dress 👗 can get a black streak on it
just to be a smart A can't Tesla/elon use some space coating to fix the white interior problem? and keep comfort up? as the pre-90's i believe that was sticky but ok 👌 looks or meh looks but super comfy
and Tesla's at this point to me it's almost a tradition/trademark to use white interior's and the outside is dark candy red ( Ferrari is simi glossy bright red red bordering pink or yellow no candy's just to show the difference between traditions of corporate paint-codes ) or blue but that's my 2C
Those who are ordering the products. If your seats arnt too bad I would try LVP first, if its pretty bad I would use orange degreaser, followed by the alchohol and finish with a conditioner
Eric Arcia what he said!
Thanks Eric and Marc. Ps, I’m still willing to split the autopilot cost with you. 😀
The LVP link didn’t work?
@@happygoluckydogs here's the gallon version of it. You may be able to find the smaller version on Amazon
shop.3dproducts.com/mobile/lvp-cleaner-p167.aspx
Eric Arcia where is the link for the ceramic coating. I’d love to do that.
I went to a high end furniture shop to buy a very nice sofa. I was wearing blue jeans . I picked out a very nice leather sofa light in color. The sales man told me that if I sat on that color sofa a lot with blue jeans that it would transfer to the leather. Blue jeans transfer to all leather you just don't see it.
1/2 way right as the leather if not coated all the way aka making it vinyl/painted it will do as your saying plus there a chance that the leather dies move so that white t-shirt 👕👚 will get a stains on it and or anything else that touches the sainted shirt
If you take it to a dry cleaners... ask them if they can wipe off your seats with "ritego" it's a chemical that gets rid of color transfers from white fabrics caused by blue jeans for example.
thanks will it work on pearlescent and metallic 1968 dodge in cardinal red and white?
Hi Marc. Thanks for the video. I'm having trouble finding the products as the links are not "linking". Which ceramic sealant / protectant was used in the video? Thanks!
Hi Marc, Link to the products not working. could you please update?
Tesla bjorn gets his jeans on his white seats a lot
Hi great video. I am looking to protect my white Telsa Model X seats. Where can you buy daniel björklund ceramic pro? I can't find it online anywhere.
Remove the username Daniel B. and search just for ceramic pro. I’m just unsure as to what product I’m the ceramic pro line he used.
"It's all but gone". 🤣😂I died. 8:44
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How often do u clean
And do this process
The links don’t open! Can you resend them?
Hot coffee spilled on my white seats and nothing has worked so far to remove the stains. I tried multiple detailers (steam cleaner, vinegar, alcohol, leather cleaner). Nothing works. Never had an issue like this before with previous cars with light colored interiors (Bmw and corvette).
Tesla is the only over I've seen with a actual white interior. But if all that you have tried hasnt work then I'm sorry :( not much else I would think of to remove it
Milk is white. Pour that on the coffee stain 👍
An Optima Steamer would remove all that with no chemical use at all. Wish I hadn't sold mine
I wonder what the impact on the seat is with this intense cleaning, especially when you do it often.
Mischa P if you wipe them off weekly or bi-weekly with baby wipes, you shouldn’t have to do this kind of deep cleaning. It’s when you go a few months without wiping them down that this will become an issue.
@@marc_benton Do you recommend black seats if one has kids?
no further west I think you can get the white seats with kids, we have kids...that’s not the issue. They just require more maintenance. You MUST get them ceramic coated and wipe them down weekly in order to keep them looking new.
@@marc_benton Cool thanks
Dude, “All but gone” does not mean something is gone, in fact it literally means the exact opposite. It means it’s everything but gone.
Alex Thanks Professor Alex... please watch the rest of my videos, I’m sure you could correct my English there too. 👍
Marc Benton gladly ^_^
I hate it when I misuse phrases and words and prefer others to correct me on it, so I figured I’d return the favor. Loved your model 3 vs Bolt EV video.
False Alex, it means "almost gone".
I was wondering- leather supposed to breath, How does it breath with ceramic coating?
Its not leather
The brush looks painful ....
Steam ftw!
I'll stick to Black since it's less work.
2 of those links arent working LVP and Nurish
You can get it on Amazon if you look up" nanoskin nourish " and 3D LVP the LVP comes in a gallon kn there but I do a 4:1 dilution in a spray bottle and it will last a long time
Do all "luxury" Tesla's have cheap synthetic seats?
Jeff I don’t know, you sound like the expert, you tell me.
Synthetic yes, cheap not even close. Although I cant find it now; the manufacturer of this material pointed out that it out performs leather in every category the industry has to measure. Oh and it is absurdly softer than leather. Especially the Ultra White.
Andrew Allen You have to assume that synthetic/poly leather is cheaper than real leather. If you do a little research you will find that it is lighter, sun resistant and easier to clean than real leather. You will also find that because it is a plastic sprayed on fabric product that it is prone to cracking after long-term use.
Just started looking at Tesla cars. I'm disappointed they only come in black or white seats. White seats? What was Elon Musk thinking anyway?!?!. Not a big black seat fan either, they get hot and make the cabin look dark. I've had cars with leather tan or grey seats. Would love a Tesla with leather grey seats. :)
The black seats do not get hot like a black leather would. Here in Bakersfield, CA we have months of 110F+. When you initially sit you can feel the heat but it quickly dissipates. Leather retains the heat for a long time. In addition the the cabin overheat protection keeps the interior at 105F. Further more you can pre-condition the car from your phone and its not an issue at all!
@@allenrescue Good to know, thanks for the feedback.
So that seat just made from vegetables?
Made from oil, it is polyurethane
I would be extremely cautious about using any type of degreaser on these seats. The manufacture, as well as most detailers and owners use warm water and a microfiber cloth. It works perfectly, and will never dry out the vegan leather. I like your videos my friend, but I would NEVER put degreaser or any other chemical on my white tesla seats.
I disagree - modern upholstery is coated with a material similar to clear coat - it is non porous, and very resistant to chemicals.
I disagree - modern upholstery is coated with a material similar to clear coat - it is non porous, and very resistant to chemicals.
Non-Porous? lol the seats are perferated. Also, Degreaser, depending on the type, can dry out the seats. Theres simply no reason to use something so harsh. I have a 2023 Model-X with White interroir. I also have two young kids yet all I do is wipe them down (the seats, not the kids) with mild soap and water with a microfiber and they stay brilliant white. @@gregsullivan7408
this is why I get dark interiors, especially since working on cars all the time would turn my seats black anyways. also did this man just copy the EA games logo? 0:57
🤫🤫🤫🤫shhhhh
It's also temporary, until I can come up with something better
@@eaautodetailing5303 I won't tell....can't guarantee that EA isn't going to come after you tho...they have a tendency for that lol
Made a video on another product to use for leather th-cam.com/video/lQOakH8nWjs/w-d-xo.html
Leather treatment? But it's not leather
Darcy Kline go to the link in the description and read about the leather conditioner..... then it will make more sense.
Correct, it is Polyurethane, basically plastic.
EA Detailing, Challenge Everything.
(plagiarized logo)
Jeff Kubel I could care less about his logo. Lol
And, he’s already changed it.
BETTER TO WRAP IT WITH CLRAR WRAP
The seats?
@@eaautodetailing5303 yes
'Bout time EA got out of the video game business! They sucked ass!
Vegan? Leather?
Confusion.
THey call it vegan leather to fool perople into thinking that you are getting leather than does not come from an animal. but that is impossible.
This product is Polyurethane, a totally oil based product, in simple terms, another form of plastic.
Smooth marketing, that's all
Get black interior lol
Why would one want to have to maintain their car seats like this? If you would have gotten a black interior, this effort would not be necessary.
I guess you like dirty seats, huh? lol It doesn't matter what color your seats are, they get dirty and need to be cleaned... unless you're just filthy. :D
Great video but you won't catch me using disposable towels and disposable baby wipes on my Tesla. What an environmental disaster they are.
how are they an environmental disaster? what would you use instead?
Never a good idea to use degreaser on seats. This is amateur shit.
AND alcohol!? Jesus fuck. This guy is not a detailer.
@@ihatekpeng also there is 0 point in using a leather conditioner. Tesla's seats are not aniline leather. they don't breathe. they cant absorb any moisturizer
This guy definitely should not be working on high end cars smh what a dummy
I'm offensive, and I'm a vegan. Seriously can we call it tesleather, not a leather, spacex pleather, rhino pleather, or anything else.
Ray Foss what?????
You’re offensive? Do you mean offenDED?
Dude, just wash your jeans once before you wear them when they are new. The CARE & WASH label in the pants tells you that. DUH. 😂
Also, don't buy cheap jeans.
@@Domenick_Y -- Or expensive ones either... 😂
Jeans don’t have to be brand new to transfer the blue dye but you seem to know it all so take it or leave it.
Alcohol on leather ? 🤦♂️ This video should be removed from youtube !!!!!