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ralegen · 08-23-2005, 10:40 PM

You guessed it. I went out and I had a great time with my buddies. I was in the passenger side, and yes, I threw up in my own Porsche. At the time I was thinking, "eh... I need to replace my floor mats anyways."

However, floor mats aren't the problem. My stomach acid must have burned my leather seats. It's a 98 boxster, and the leather (where the vomit puddled) is hard like a rock! I tried H2O and Meguires Leather conditioner. It will not loosen up. I thought my leather was already in bad condition, but my vomit made it 200 times worse! HELP!

OPTIONS: NEW SEATS (about $1000 @ mantler), reupholster (cost $???), or flower cushions ($20 max Walmart; I wouldn't approve of this anyways, but I'm out of ideas).

08-23-2005, 10:40 PM	#1
ralegen Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Orange County Posts: 116	Stomach Acid You guessed it. I went out and I had a great time with my buddies. I was in the passenger side, and yes, I threw up in my own Porsche. At the time I was thinking, "eh... I need to replace my floor mats anyways." However, floor mats aren't the problem. My stomach acid must have burned my leather seats. It's a 98 boxster, and the leather (where the vomit puddled) is hard like a rock! I tried H2O and Meguires Leather conditioner. It will not loosen up. I thought my leather was already in bad condition, but my vomit made it 200 times worse! HELP! OPTIONS: NEW SEATS (about $1000 @ mantler), reupholster (cost $???), or flower cushions ($20 max Walmart; I wouldn't approve of this anyways, but I'm out of ideas).