Auto tip: Mean green for leather seat clean up

I have two microscopic red flecks on my driver seat. Will try

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It always worked great on the vinyl, but it will dry it out so you will want to use some leather conditioner on the seats after you use the Mean Green

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This. Look up your truck model and find out exactly what your seats are made of. Be careful what you put on them. As a rule of thumb, stick to water based cleaners and conditioners unless your material allows otherwise. Zaino's Z-9 and Z-10 are good and have a good scent. Leatherique works very well too, and is pretty safe, but it works the best on un-coated or open cell leather.

Pogey, you have a 150 right? The seats in those trucks are total crap. My leather on my driver's seat has worn through twice already from sliding in and out of my truck (60k miles). I haven't been back to the dealership, but the first time I had to fight Ford tooth and nail about warranting it. It went so far that I literally had to break down the cleaners and conditioners I used on my seats after hunting season to get them to replace the leather.

eta: for the denim stains, try Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. It also works really well on the steering wheel "leather" covering.

People often say that, but I've never had any issues with the magic eraser. I don't really lay into it on leather though. I only use it lightly for stains that won't come off with anything else (i.e. denim).