Brake Fluid on Leather Seats

I went to the parts store and threw the contents of what I bought in the back seat...

To make a long story short the brake fluid leaked out onto my leather seats.

I cleaned them with some all purpose automotive wipes, but this strange thick oily residue keeps coming back on the seat. What should I use to completely clean these seats and fix my leather before this stuff eats a giant hole in it?

 

['97 V8]

try leather reconditioner. it got atf fluid off my seats.

 

[Arnie897]

bump

 

[spindlecone]

Your dicked, nothing will remove brake fluid from tanned leather,JMO

 

[drake437]

Try a good quality leather cleaner, followed up by a good leather conditioner. It might take a few times with the cleaner.

 

[mechanix]

Take some duct tape and put it over the spot. Then take a marker and color it to match and BAM! The stain is gone.

 

[ExplorerDMB]

Take some duct tape and put it over the spot. Then take a marker and color it to match and BAM! The stain is gone.

haha hilarous - but what makes it worse is people do this.

 

[MountaineerGreen]

Try heaping some baking soda over the spot. It will absorb the fluid and even pull it out of the seat. Its worth a shot, it cant make it any worse.

 

[Heavymentill]

You can try leather pigment, but I believe the brake fluid will repell it.
http://www.mohawk-finishing.com/catalog_browse.asp?ictNbr=602&atomz=1

 

[Creager]

Goo gone?

 

[caaine]

Might try pampers baby wipes, kid you not. It amazes me how well it works on leather, full of solvents that are not alcohol based. I usually clean dirty leather with baby wipes, then use Leather Master to clean/condition afterwards.

I was using a product earlier today on some tough spots, Meguiars Carpet Cleaner - it amazed me. Doubt it would work on leather though.