Thread: Home and Auto Car Care and Detailing Thread
View Single Post
Old 04-14-2015, 10:23 AM   #172
Warpaint69 Warpaint69 is offline
Starter
 
Warpaint69's Avatar
 

Join Date: Mar 2012
Casino cash: $2605432
Quote:
Originally Posted by Buehler445 View Post
OK, this is as good of a place as any.

I bought a pickup this winter that has a leather interior for the first time. Of course in my profession it is dirty. Any care tips for leather interior?
Being a daily driver Kansas work truck, I would suggest purchasing a horse hair brush to help loosen dirt on the leather surface. This kit here from Adams will get the job done.

http://adamspolishes.com/shop/interi...ather-kit.html

Adam's is a little more pricey, I've used Chemical Guys cleaner and conditioner and haven't be disappointed. And its more reasonably priced.

http://www.chemicalguys.com/Leather_...spi_109_16.htm

I honestly purchase the leather cleaner by the gallon, I use considerably more cleaner than conditioner. I know the Chemical Guys conditioner contains UV protection.

If your leather seats are a tan or grey over time you will notice the transfer of blue jean dye to the leather surface. I've had to use the following product to totally get it out before.

http://www.detailersdomain.com/Leath...er_p_1079.html
Posts: 680
Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.Warpaint69 must have mowed badgirl's lawn.
    Reply With Quote