Cleaning Leather Seats
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I found a trick to cleaning leather seats real good is a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. I used it with Meguiars Leather Cleaner in spray form, and it worked awesome. It also cleans the grime off of all the buttons in the car and gets the lettering white again.
Are there any other tricks that work for you?
Are there any other tricks that work for you?
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This stuff is awesome! I use it once a month. First application was with a stiff bristled brusch and a heavy coat. Wipe clean with a clean rag. Every application after that was with a scrub sponge. Nothing like a Brillo pad or anything, just like a sponge with a net over it or whatever. Keep my seats clean AND soft.
This stuff is awesome! I use it once a month. First application was with a stiff bristled brusch and a heavy coat. Wipe clean with a clean rag. Every application after that was with a scrub sponge. Nothing like a Brillo pad or anything, just like a sponge with a net over it or whatever. Keep my seats clean AND soft.
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When I had custom leather seats installed in my truck the business said to use lanolin based hand lotion that doesn't have any perfume to it. When you think about it, leather is nothing more than tanned skin and it makes sense. I lather and rub it on when the seats are hot and let it sit over night and then buff them out. They sparkle!
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The cleaner I posted is lanolin based cleaner/conditioner. If your seats are dirty it will clean them, but if they are clean it will keep them that way and keep them conditioned.
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