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Remember that you don't need a 'conditioner' intended for dyed leather. Like most modern automotive leather interiors, our leather is basically painted. As long as the coating is intact, anything you wipe on is just going to get wiped back off. A cleaner that doesn't attack the coating is all that is needed.
Remember that you don't need a 'conditioner' intended for dyed leather. Like most modern automotive leather interiors, our leather is basically painted. As long as the coating is intact, anything you wipe on is just going to get wiped back off. A cleaner that doesn't attack the coating is all that is needed.
Mostly I want to prevent the "cracking" that is seen in older SCs -- suggestions?
..i remember reading a post about the 303 aerospace cleaner/protector? .. that was all this person used... i have been using for almost 2 yrs ... am i missing something ... we have hit the big time ... with our leather splattered all over the place.. thanx for the PR
I just bought some the other day and hadn't noticed that. Great find.
I am looking at a re-dying, though. There seems to be no saving the cracked leather in my 03. Thinking of switching the interior to charcoal (currently ecru).
09-28-15, 09:11 PM
Leather Cleaners that make me Smile
However why no ecru?
