AboutTed Kadala Expertise Any NON REPAIR/TECHNICAL questions regarding VINTAGE Cadillacs only.
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Experience I own a Vintage Limousine company specializing in Cadillacs. I am a member of the Cadillac-LaSalle CLub, Inc. as it Co-Director Membership and Public Relations. I am a member of the Classic Car Club of America and the Antique Automobile Club of America. I have owned bought and sold numerous vintage Cadillac models from 1940 LaSalles to Limousines to 1964 Convertibles. I partcipate in driving events, tours, shows, auctions and events around the USA and abroad. I will be very happy to help you with you Cadillac related questions.
Organizations CLC - Cadillac LaSalle Club, Inc.
CCCA - Classic Car Club of America
AACA - Antique Automobile Club of America - Judge
Various Local Clubs
NLA - National Limousine Association
Education/Credentials I hold a BA degree and a Master of General Admn degree from University of MD College Park
I must have had dirt on my back when I sat in my car because there are spackles of black on the back of my leather seat in my '98 Eldorado. I tried to remove them with warm water and a little bit of windex but no luck. It looks like little specs of dirt but nothing is coming off. What is the best way to remove this?
Thanks so much
Answer Hi Tom
This is a tough one and really comes down to cleaning any leather surface properly. What has personally worked for me is a product called:
Goof Off 2®
The ultimate water-based dried paint remover. Strong enough to remove dried latex paint but without the harsh chemicals. Safe for use on most plastics and fabrics. Available in two pump spray sizes; 6 oz. and 22 oz. (you can buy at Lowes, Home Depot etc)
Do not use the orig Goof Off as that is too strong use the 2. After ues a leather conditioner on the surface to protect it again
