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Posted 23 Feb 2014, 20:23 #1 

Posted 23 Feb 2014, 22:01 #2 

Last edited by Arctic on 18 Sep 2025, 09:12, edited 1 time in total.

I was just looking for advice on cleaning leather and came across this thread. Unsurprisingly, the link doesn’t work after all these years, but, fortunately, the name of the product appeared in the address bar.

Vanish stain remover bar.

https://www.therange.co.uk/household/la ... bar#363907

I’ll give it a try.

It also looks like Mike’s username has changed in that time, too.

Edit: It looks like the original link has now been updated.

Posted 17 Sep 2025, 20:46 #3 

Last edited by daveo138 on 20 Sep 2025, 08:23, edited 3 times in total.

daveo138 wrote:I was just looking for advice on cleaning leather and came across this thread. Unsurprisingly, the link doesn’t work after all these years, but, fortunately, the name of the product appeared in the address bar.

Vanish stain remover bar.

https://www.therange.co.uk/household/la ... bar#363907

I’ll give it a try.

It also looks like Mike’s username has changed in that time, too.

Hi Dave.
Yes it's great on cream leather, small bucket of luke warm water with a very soft nail brush, and a soft damp cloth, make some larther up with the soap and use the brush to work it into the leather seats, scrubbing gently in circle movement and back and forth, wipe off with damp rag.

let it dry natural then add leather balm buff it up.

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Posted 18 Sep 2025, 09:22 #4 

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Posted 18 Sep 2025, 15:05 #5 

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Posted 18 Sep 2025, 18:02 #6 

daveo138 wrote:Hi Steve

They look really good.

I've picked up a pair of seats for my MGB which are in better shape than mine. They have been in storage for 40 years, so will need a good clean.

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Hi Dave.
It should bring those up a treat, but i would first try a little area which is not in plain sight, i say this because being red they might turn pink? i doubt it but always air on the safe side first.

They will definitely need some lather balm after, i think you can also use the stuff below which they always try and sell you when you buy a new pair of leather shoes etc.

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Posted 18 Sep 2025, 22:05 #7 

I can test it on my old seats first, just in case.

Posted 19 Sep 2025, 07:17 #8