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Leather cleaner?
Anyone recommend any products for cleaning leather seats ect mine is looking very grubby being a grey leather interior it tends to show it more than other colours.
Have just seen on shopping channel "YES" a product called Bosun leather cleaning kit. Has anyone used this or had dealing of this shopping channel?
Thanks,
Pete.
Have just seen on shopping channel "YES" a product called Bosun leather cleaning kit. Has anyone used this or had dealing of this shopping channel?
Thanks,
Pete.
I'll get me coat!
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The guy who used to valet my car used to wash the leather seats with soapy water. It worked a treat and didnt leave that awful shine which makes them look worn out.If you found my comment helpful, please click the 'Thanks' button below :T0
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You could get the muck off using soapy water and then use AUTO GLYM Leather Care System which is supposed to be one of the best products available.
See what they have in the £ shop, it may work just as well!:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
My ex mother in law used to wash everything leather with baby oil. It gives it a nice shine, conditions the leather and stops it from cracking and smells nice too. Apparantly you have to leave it for a while for it to sink in so it doesnt rub off on your clothes.2008 Comping ChallengeWon so far - £3010 Needed - £230Debt free since Oct 20040
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rdwarr wrote:It doesn't. Auto Glym is worth the extra.
Thanks, I have only ever used Auto Glym myself but have seen cheaper alternatives and often wondered if that are as effective but it does last a good while anyway.
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I've tried Autoglym to no effect at all. I think i'll give the saddle soap a go.
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Definately on the AutoGlym boat with everyone else........use the cleaner the go over with their Leather Conditioner Cream...have your seats looking like new
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Ford Focus Sport 1.8TDCi 5dr '06' plate
Sea Grey
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