Leather Cleaner Advice
10-27-10, 04:28 PM
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You can use Woolite HE mixed 1:6 or 1:10 with water. It works well and is very inexpensive. After any cleaner, be sure to wipe off all traces of the detergent with a moist microfiber towel then gently buff dry. I'd also suggest using a leather protection product to seal the leather after cleaning and make dye transfer and clean-up a non-issue. For this I use Leather Masters Protection Cream.
To keep the leather clean, a weekly wipe down with a damp microfiber towel is fine. I use Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer for this as it also adds UV protection and does not leave any slick or oily feel.
To keep the leather clean, a weekly wipe down with a damp microfiber towel is fine. I use Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer for this as it also adds UV protection and does not leave any slick or oily feel.
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10-28-10, 09:46 AM
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One product that stands out is our Optimum Leather Protectant. It cleans, restores, and protects leather surfaces, vinyl surfaces, and moldings and doesn't cost a arm & a leg. Give it a shot!
10-28-10, 12:48 PM
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If you want a one step clean and conditioner that works great try the Poorboy's World Leather Stuff. If you just want a quick cleaning you can use the Optimum (OPT) Opti-Clean. This is a versatile quick detailer that can clean virtually every surface in your car. Both have a pleasant smell as well and we offer 10% off with the coupon code 10offCL if interested. Take care!
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