Milky Residue On Leather Upholstery!

[shapeshifter]

After almost 2 years of daily use (and 28k miles), my Tuscan 2 has been retired to the garage, only to be used on days like today. I went to Brands Hatch today in the Tuscan (Peter Wheeler was there and he smashed his Aston to pieces again), when I took the car out the garage this morning the leather upholstery had a milky film all over it, what could it be? it seems to come off with a damp cloth tho - anyone else had this?

[Hairy Cornflake]

shapeshifter said:

the leather upholstery had a milky film all over it, what could it be? it seems to come off with a damp cloth tho

What have you been doing in it?

[richb]

shapeshifter said:

when I took the car out the garage this morning the leather upholstery had a milky film all over it, what could it be? it

sounds like mildew, is the garage damp? Is the roof on and the windows closed?

[grrrrr]

Could it be some sort of cleaner/conditioner that has sort of re-activated with damp air?

[shapeshifter]

richb said:

shapeshifter said:

when I took the car out the garage this morning the leather upholstery had a milky film all over it, what could it be? it

sounds like mildew, is the garage damp? Is the roof on and the windows closed?

The roof is on and the windows are closed and I dont think the garage is damp, its very strange.

[Jay Ayegees]

Shapeshifter

You are now officially 'The Milky Car Kid'!

Jay

[grrrrr]

[richb]

shapeshifter said:

richb said:

shapeshifter said:

when I took the car out the garage this morning the leather upholstery had a milky film all over it, what could it be? it

sounds like mildew, is the garage damp? Is the roof on and the windows closed?

The roof is on and the windows are closed and I dont think the garage is damp, its very strange.

Might be worth leaving the windows half open to alow some air to circulate?