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You don't want to be rubbing on the seats, you're going to wear right through the outer layer and the seats are going to wind up needing to be re-dyed.Originally Posted by 2v1g
Find Leather Master cleaner is not easy to clean once your seat is already dirty. You really need to rub it a lot.
You're not using the right products and techniques. Again...if you would read that thread...all that information is in there.
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Here's a nice video of a pro detailer showing how efficient steam cleaning can be when compared to standard cleaning products: https://youtu.be/4Bd_IqK5ydU
Never knew that. Steaming the seats looked like the best results with minimum effort... Nice thanks !Originally Posted by M3dicDO
Steam is actually one of the safest ways to clean leather. No harsh chemicals, it's just heated water. Steam cleaning is similar to ironing, you can ruin a nice piece of clothing if you use high temperatures. Steam is used by many professional detailers and believe it or not car manufacturers use steam to upholster new leather seats, for example: https://www.leatherseats.com/leather...g-installation.Here's a nice video of a pro detailer showing how efficient steam cleaning can be when compared to standard cleaning products: https://youtu.be/4Bd_IqK5ydU