Below you will find recommended procedures for cleaning and maintaining the various interior components of your Seat Leon cabin.

If you encounter unique cleaning challenges or need advice on unlisted interior materials, consult your specialized workshop.

Always consider general interior care principles, and take special care when treating delicate surfaces.

Windows

• Contamination: Apply standard windscreen glass cleaner and dry thoroughly with a clean cloth.

Covers / Trims

• Contamination: Wipe down using a mild neutral soap solution.

Plastic parts

• Dust and light dirt: Wipe with a damp cloth.
• Encrusted grime: Clean with a neutral soap solution, preferably utilizing a solvent-free interior plastic cleaner.

Displays/instrument cluster

• Smudges and dust: Clean gently with a soft microfiber cloth using a specialized liquid crystal display (LCD) cleaner.

Control panels

• Dust and debris: Brush away loose particles with a soft brush, then wipe gently using a soft cloth dampened with a neutral soap solution.

Seat belts

• Contamination: Clean using a neutral soap solution, and ensure the webbing is allowed to dry completely before allowing it to retract back into the pillar.

Fabrics, artificial, Alcantara leather

• Dry surface particles and dust: Remove thoroughly using a vacuum cleaner.
• Water-based stains (coffee, tea, blood): Blot up moisture using an absorbent cloth and treat with a neutral soap solution.
• Grease-based stains (oil, makeup): Apply a neutral soap solution, dab the dissolved grease and particles away with an absorbent cloth, and follow up by treating with water if necessary.
• Special stains (ink, nail polish, spray paint, shoe polish): Apply a specialized stain remover, dry with an absorbent cloth, and finish with a neutral soap solution if needed.

Natural leather

• Recent dirt: Wipe clean with a soft cotton cloth dampened with a neutral soap solution.
• Water-based spills (coffee, tea, blood):
  • Fresh stains: Blot immediately with a dry absorbent cloth.
  • Dried stains: Apply a leather-compatible stain remover.
• Grease-based spills (oil, makeup):
  • Fresh stains: Blot with an absorbent cloth and treat with a suitable leather stain remover.
  • Dried stains: Use a specialized leather grease solvent spray.
• Special marks (ink, nail polish, spray paint, shoe polish): Treat carefully using a stain remover formulated specifically for natural leather.
• Maintenance care: Apply a leather preservative cream regularly to nourish the hide and protect it from sun fading. Use a colored preservative cream if necessary.

Carbon fibre parts

• Contamination: Clean interior carbon fiber trim pieces using the same procedures specified for plastic parts.