Leather Care

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SL500UK

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350 posts

154 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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Any one know of a decent leather cream for our seats?


AMDBSNick

6,997 posts

163 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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This one comes up time and again

http://www.liquidleather.com/index.html

RichB

51,605 posts

285 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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Always been happy with Autoglym Leather Care Balm (cream) on the leather in all my cars. Non shiny and works well.

northernmedia

1,988 posts

139 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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AMDBSNick said:
This one comes up time and again

http://www.liquidleather.com/index.html
The best I've used.

SL500UK

Original Poster:

350 posts

154 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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Thanks for you help - have ordered some.

krisdelta

4,566 posts

202 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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I use the Sonus leather treatment, again non-shiny and leaves a nice natural smell in the car. Like new smile

Blackfeather

148 posts

179 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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How do you get that really nice brand new look matt finish? It never seems the same once it's been cleaned a few times. I did have some bodywork done on my previous Aston and they cleaned the interior at the same time. they left it with that great new look finish. How?

bogie

16,395 posts

273 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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Blackfeather said:
How do you get that really nice brand new look matt finish? It never seems the same once it's been cleaned a few times. I did have some bodywork done on my previous Aston and they cleaned the interior at the same time. they left it with that great new look finish. How?
see Liquid leather above...matt finish, with "real" leather smell aka smells like the stuff Aston/Rolls/Bentley use at the factory as "real" leather doesn't smell of much at all wink

RichB

51,605 posts

285 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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bogie said:
see Liquid leather above...matt finish, with "real" leather smell aka smells like the stuff Aston/Rolls/Bentley use at the factory as "real" leather doesn't smell of much at all wink
Whilst I know Glyptone Liquid Leather is well regarded I would dispute that it smells anything like upholstery leather. I would struggle to say what it does smell like; acrid, pungent cat piss with a touch of horse manure? Hard to say but certainly not leather as you describe it hehe

yeti

10,523 posts

276 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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Dirt and road grime seem to work OK in a Volante yes

Never done my seats any harm smile

Lunablack

3,494 posts

163 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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I use the gliptonesmile

Last Sunday I took a trip to Bala, where I parked up next to 3 bikers from Crewe..... Had a cuppa and a chat, and as I got up to leave, 1 of the bikers said, lets have a look a this car thensmile

As I was standing on the pavement, I blipped the blipper, and opened the passenger door...as soon as it opened, he looked in, and his first comment was Ohh that lovely smell of leather, haven't smelt that since I worked at Bentleysmile

My car is over 7 years old, and it still smells and looks like new inside...I'll continue using the gliptoneyes

RichB

51,605 posts

285 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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Perhaps leather smells of cat piss and manure biglaugh or perhaps it's a strange reaction when it gets on my hands frown

bogie

16,395 posts

273 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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RichB said:
Perhaps leather smells of cat piss and manure biglaugh or perhaps it's a strange reaction when it gets on my hands frown
LOL ...I Know what you mean

it smells different in the car when its dried to what it does on your hands if you don't wear rubber gloves...and its real hard to wash off too smile