How to protect leather
- Thread starter eugegall
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Autoglym do some stuff which I used when cleaning mine up (worked very well). There's a cream you put on first to remove the gunk & another which protects it.
I'mRonBurgundy?
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Got myself some of this:
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/raceglaze-leather-balm-interior.html
Haven't actually used it yet but will be next week. Still if it's good enough for he guys at Polished Bliss it's good enough for me!
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/raceglaze-leather-balm-interior.html
Haven't actually used it yet but will be next week. Still if it's good enough for he guys at Polished Bliss it's good enough for me!
Exactly what I have. Very god product and leaves the seats a satin/matt finish which is a lot better than shiny leather
B17AVM
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I use this - http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/products/products/210703/simoniz_leather_care_cream.html
Works well for me.....
Bhav
Works well for me.....
Bhav
I use Zaino Z-9 Leather Soft Spray Cleaner followed by Zaino Z-10 Leather in a Bottle. Just used it again today actually, leather looks like new now. Definately recommend it 
One of the best things i have ever used is soap bar which is made for horse saddles which protects them all weathers etc when left out side etc etc,i know sounds strange but if it keeps them supple in all weathers and conditions its bound to work on seats
PNH80
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I did my seats last week with some Meg's Gold Class leather cleaner and conditioner. To be honest, my car's done 12.5K and only the drivers seat has any signs of wear so i couldn't really tell i'd done anything. Although in a way thats probably a good thing as it left the seats matt finish as they should be. No odour at all either.
