Marks On Faux Leather Seats

[OldTimeSpartan]

Had my MG ZS since May.

I have noticed that any drops of liquid, even plain water, seems to mark the seats.

Tried a few things to clean them but without success.

Anybody else have this issue?

Anyone know what will clean these marks off?

[stamford]

Welcome! Not had those issues when I had alcantara seats. They may benefit from a clean then a sealer?

[Dan1971]

Autoglym is the best brand I've ever used for that type of thing.

[peterzs]

Hi and welcome.

The seats do mark, but usually, dry out and all is OK.

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[talkingcars]

Hi and welcome to the forum

What do you mean by "faux leather"?

James

[p_b82]

I'm thinking maybe the new ZS not the original?

As I found the inserts on the monaco's just wiped clean with a tiny drop of water/cleaner - and it was only the R45 that had full leather iirc. (ignoring alcantara's)

[AdamElphick]

My Mk2 leathers (albeit from a 45) do also mark slightly. I find that leather conditioner seems to sort it out. I suspect they are cheapo 'split leather', which is basically the arse-end bottom layer once decent leather is split from the full thickness. Then it is top-coated as normal, and 'looks' like good quality leather. You can tell as it is stiff as old boards in the Mk2's! It's the crap that DFS tend to use!

[AdamElphick]

My Mk2 leathers (albeit from a 45) do also mark slightly. I find that leather conditioner seems to sort it out. I suspect they are cheapo 'split leather', which is basically the arse-end bottom layer once decent leather is split from the full thickness. Then it is top-coated as normal, and 'looks' like good quality leather. You can tell as it is stiff as old boards in the Mk2's! It's the crap that DFS tend to use! :no: