CEB

...they may be able to point you in the right direction http://www.leatherique.com/

Louge

It's been known among the detailing industry to be the best at removing stubborn stains and dye from clothing on leather. And I've seen it work (I used to work for a detailing company).

"Strong Effect Cleaner - Leather Master's "Strong Cleaner" is arguably the most powerful leather cleaner on the market. The water based formula removes ground in soil and water based stains. It can even remove blue jean transfer with a few light, repeated applications. Clothing dye normally shows as a greyish bloom in seat area. This is usually caused by dark dye transferring from clothing. Particularly avoid brand new (i.e. never been washed) denim jeans, damp knitwear etc. (for regular cleaning use Soft Cleaner) Dye transfer (from jeans, leather belts, etc)can be very difficult to remove; the longer it is on the leather the harder it will be to remove."
- quote from DetailingWiki.com
http://detailingwiki.com/index.php5?...e_Leather_Care

I don't know of any retail outlets that carry it, but I've seen it online at detailersdomain http://www.detailersdomain.com/index...ROD&ProdID=197

Personally, I've never had the need to get a bottle cause I've always had black or dark colored leather seats in my cars, so Lexol serves me well.

I can't really tell much from your pictures, but if it looks like some sort of dye transfer, you could give Leather Master Strong cleaner a try.

Good luck.

Mobilehavoc

So I ordered it from Detailers Domain. I'll try it out when it gets here. I also truly feel it's dye transfer and I was going to take it to the dealer but I doubt they'll do anything about it.

I figure I'll wait for the Leathermaster to show up, try it out and if all else fails I can take it to the dealer then and see what they say.

I hope it isn't a pain removing it though.

Louge

Let us know how it goes.

Mobilehavoc

So I got the cleaner today and I spent about half the bottle on the seats. While it didn't remove the dye stains, it definitely seems to have lightened them quite a bit which is good.

I'll probably reapply what's left over the course of the next few weeks to see if it helps more. I think at this point I'm going to let it go.

I love my B8 but god damn, every day it makes me glad I leased instead of bought.

Louge

Well, at least it's lighter than before and you can say you did your best with it. Dye stains are very hard to remove.