{ Interior } Leather and dash looking tired

So I sat in the car and paused to look at the interior, I notice a few rips on the floor, marks on the dash that countless cleans just don't seem to remove, very shiney leather, a shiny steering wheel...and some other things.

I want to make everything look nice and new, but can't do everything at once, partly because I get bored and partly because I just don't invest time in blinging anymore as its no fun!

That's not a fair excuse to see your car slowly deteriorate though! This got me thinking, bit by bit I can make it look new again.

I am going to start with the steering wheel, based on this thread I am going to see if this secret eraser really works! Just look at them before and after pictures!

Next I will focus on the leather, based on this thread I have ordered the wipes and just have to see if its really that good.


Has anyone any tips or suggestions?

TL;DR; Non-specialist person trying to make interior look new, seeking suggestions, experimenting on his research.

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I had to make a choice between Dr Leather and Liquidleather, looking at the results of Liquidleather I wanted to get it, but then it took nearly a full day of work to reach that and I don't think my leather is in a condition that needs Liquidleathers attention.

The end picture here shows you how well Liquidleather works.

So I'm waiting for delivery of my sample size wipes, got a couple of other things:

- Dr. Leather wipes (as mentioned) £13.35
- Microfibre cloths £7 (got 3 and a big one)
- Poorboys Natural Look Interior Dressing £10.95

I absolutely do not want the shiny or gloss look, I want a nice matt finish! The dressing apparently does this for the dash.

Let's just see what results they get, based on what I have seen online it should be quite easy to do and good to see, but you never know.