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I'm using Gold Class leather cleaner, conditioner lotion on my black leather and it is cleaning the surface very well........ however inside the grooves of the leather the gunk still remains. It's obvious on black leather, more so than any other color.

What will clean inside the grooves of the leather without scratching or wearing the surface out? Flat pads and microfiber towels are just not reaching in there.

LiCelsior

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a soft toothbrush.

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iTrader: (17)

damn really? I have a lot of leather......... LOL.

LiCelsior

iTrader: (32)

lol i thought it was just the armrest. soft bristle brush then lol.

ThomasGS4

iTrader: (19)

Yeah...a soft bristle paint brush should do the trick.

eyezack87

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Using a soft toothbrush will make you appreciate your car more due to the effort...or it'll make you hate it lol

The Swissvax brush that Detailers Domain sells works nice for interiors. Give that a shot if you can't find anything suitable

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Many thanks Amigo's. I'll report back soon.

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This is what I'm going with by recommendation of others.

http://www.detailersdomain.com/swiss...therbrush.aspx

eyezack87

iTrader: (4)

Yep, that is what I use

embolism

you can also use a shoe brush made of soft horse hair... kiwi makes a nice one that's about the length of your hand

Fitment Factory

iTrader: (-1)

I agree

1JZPWRD

iTrader: (59)

Compressed air on low setting with do the best, if you have it. Just spread the portion of the seat apart with one hand and spray with the other. Make sure you keep your mouth closed.. No telling what might fly in there.

Another great detailer secret.... use of compressed air.

Todd@ProperAutoCare

You might also try a dedicated leather cleaner before applying the protectant. Optimum Power Clean is about as strong of a leather cleaner as you can use with out fear of damaging the thin protective coating over the leather.

SCRUFFDOGG

Gently spread the seam apart and use a soft toothbrush, I've also got a Meguiars slide lock detail brush that works well too. It's meticulous work but worth it when it's done.