[mnikhil]

I have Silverstone Interior. Would I be charged if at return of lease of the seats have denim stains?

[//M]

If they can't get them out.. Quite possibly. But I'm pretty sure you can get it off using BMW leather cleaner.

I'd clean them every 6 months so they don't get too bad. Use the BMW product I know it works for demin dye.

[F83]

^ whut he said. Best get it out before lease return. Detailing shop (good one) can work wonders.

[elias]

My wifes Mercedes had denim stains on the seats and I just took it to my car detailer and he took care of it. Looks good as new.

[Robotechnology]

At lease end, a 3rd party inspector for BMW FS would assess the charge if its bad. It isn't a specified dollar amount charge on a dealer self inspection form, so it would just be 3rd partied and you'd find out in about 2 weeks.

[Needsdecaf]

Originally Posted by mnikhil

I have Silverstone Interior. Would I be charged if at return of lease of the seats have denim stains?

Dude, there is no need for stains. All you need is a good leather cleaner, one microfiber and 5 minutes every other week. It could not be less effort

[mnikhil]

Thanks for all the responses. I was planning on cleaning the seats but just wondering if I was not able to remove. But seems like a good detail shop will be able to take car of it!

[normapuglie]

I'm pretty sure you can get it off using BMW leather cleaner.

[BEMR]

Spray some Windex or window cleaner on stain wipes right off!

And no they won't charge you since it wipes right off. Alcohol eradicates the dye in Jeans.