I recently wore a dark denim jacket in my RX300 which has Oakham Leather seats and I now have blue marks all over it.
Does anyone know the best way to clean it off? Do I just use soapy water?

I've always found Halfords leather cleaner really good, they have a seperate cleaner and conditioner, the cleaner is solvent based so should remove it.

Thanks for the speedy reply - will go and get some now!

I've used a couple of others, turtlewax do one, and also stuff that came with my house leather sofa and they weren't as good, the Halford's one smells nice too after you've used the conditioner.

I use Autoglym's leather cleaner and conditioner in my car and it's always seemed quite good. Haven't had any specific marks to clean though.

[quote name='Claire G' date='Jan 9 2003, 01:12 PM']"Haven't had any specific marks to clean though."[/quote]
Must resist... "filthy Alan Partridge comment"

Yeah AutoGlym is tops for cleaning!

:- drib

[quote name='dribble' date='Jan 9 2003, 01:28 PM'][quote name='Claire G' date='Jan 9 2003, 01:12 PM']"Haven't had any specific marks to clean though."[/quote]
Must resist... "filthy Alan Partridge comment"

Yeah AutoGlym is tops for cleaning!

:- drib[/quote]
I was going to put that I haven't had to remove any stains from the seats, glad I rephrased it !

Interesting but somewhat dodgy subject is stained or soiled seats.
Without opening a can of worms, I can highly recomend autoglyms Leather cleaner and Leather care products. Cleaned my soiled seats a treat and trust me, they were minty just like the rest of the interior

Meguiars leather cleaner and wipes - not only clean but enrich your leather seats....

[quote name='Zee007' date='Jan 9 2003, 08:07 PM']enrich your leather seats.... [/quote]
I do not need any help to enrich my leather seats.

the amount of money that falls down there, means the seats are prolly worth more than the car!