Alrighty! I need EXPERT advice from experienced LEATHER cleaners!
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Setec Astronomy
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Yummy! I can't tell, are those green seats with white mold, or gray seats with green mold? Or black seats with green and white mold?
On the plus side, you may be able to start a penicillin company.
On the plus side, you may be able to start a penicillin company.
Robert DiTerlizzi
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no telling with all that mold, it may have gotten into the seat foam.
My guess would be to weigh the price of removing all the leather to inspect and clean vs replacement cost
Mold is some serious stuff you don't want to mess with. If this car was being sold, it would have to be disclosed that there was mold in the car.
Proper mold remediation can get quite expensive
hope I was some help
My guess would be to weigh the price of removing all the leather to inspect and clean vs replacement cost
Mold is some serious stuff you don't want to mess with. If this car was being sold, it would have to be disclosed that there was mold in the car.
Proper mold remediation can get quite expensive
hope I was some help
MshawnBauer
New member
No hope is the direction I'm leaning towards
The situation is, I'm looking for leather rear seats for my trailblazer and a local salvage yard had these and had them for $75. UNTIL they noticed how bad they were and claimed they were not saleable because of mildew. I said throw me some pics and I'll see, maybe I can clean them. BUT, thought my cards were stacked against me, just didn't know if you folks had a secret formula or something, lol I'm also guessing, I wouldn't get that leather smell, I love either.. haha
Setec Astronomy
Well-known member
Oh man, I'd pass on buying them, they need to be incinerated...