speed_bump

While I respect Sean's opinion and I have not used leatherique products on my S2000 I have used it on other cars including convertibles with great success. It revived the abused leather in my Porsche (red leather) and my 4Runner and has maintained them as well with no damage. I've used Griot's on my S2000 since new and haven't gotten anything on them so can't speak to any problems with Red interior on S2000.

2002S2K

You would need to let me know what caused the spots in order to figure out what might take them off. Could it be oil or something like that or more likely just dirt, etc.?

themush1326

thats the one thing I found strange about leatherique, you condition, let it sit
and then use the cleaner....I had to do a double take the first time I used it.

I have some small "cracks" on the drivers seat(bolster area) and leatherique
didn't make it any better

2002S2K

Let me get this straight...you condition the leather first, pushing all dirt and contaminants on the surface into the leather fibers so your leather can break down prematurely, then you clean the surface and try and get everything off that is no longer there, but rather in the leather fibers where it can no longer be removed.

themush1326

go to the site and see for yourself, it did work well on older leather that I had in a 1995 Miata

S2KRIZ

It is possible it oil - it looks like something "leaked" and left spots on the red leather. If it was dirt, then maybe it combined with water (perhaps off the roof) and has left black "drop" size stains on the side door and passenger side seat.

Well I went ahead and used leatherique last night - I have to say, the leather looks and smells new - I was very impressed. However, I wasn't able to remove all of the black "stains" - but it is much lighter now (perhaps by 50%). Maybe I need to use more leather cleaner, I will try it again in a few weeks. If that doesn't work, I may try Sean's products.