Ivory Leather Cleaning

Ivory Leather Cleaning

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Big Ry

Original Poster:

1,678 posts

119 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2015
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Hi All,

I'm pleased to say I picked up my first LR last week, it's a 2014 Dynamic LUX, Loire Blue with full Ivory and so far i'm pretty happy with it.

All the toys including climate seats (not sure of the point TBH), 825 etc.

I'm hoping though that some of you knowledgeable people out there will tell me the best way to clean the bolsters of the seats. It's got Ivory and as I live in jeans they're going to get blue pretty quickly from sliding in and out. Soapy water etc is the obvious choice, but I wondered if there's a standard cleaning spray etc I should get instead ?

Any help greatly appreciated.

Cheers




Pintofbest

805 posts

110 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2015
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I just use this on mine - Autoglym Leather Cleaner - less than £10 and works a treat with no effort. There are probably better products out there but this cleans mine fine.

http://www.autoglym.com/products/products/leather-...

If you want to get really keen you can condition as well - not used this in the car but my sofa at home came up a treat!

http://www.autoglym.com/products/products/leather-...

gizlaroc

17,251 posts

224 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2015
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I find the Autoglym leather cleaner great too. However, I tend to use engine cleaner on my leathers, really gets the grease off too, which is what makes leather look shiny as it gets older. I buy a 5 litre can from ECP for about a fiver.




Worzel

138 posts

255 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2015
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I used Dr Leather wipes on our RRS Ivory interior once a month, managed to get blue pen ink off when our little one decided to draw on them! Blue dye from jeans was a cynch

http://www.drleather.com/Leather-Cleaners/Our-Leather-Cleaner-Range/Wipes-Range.aspx

Jon

swisstoni

16,990 posts

279 months

Thursday 25th June 2015
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Once you have got it clean, you could try Gtechniq L1. It's a very thin coating that you wipe on. It's supposed to stop dirt and, more surprisingly, wear on things like bolsters.
I've put it on my ivory seats and so far the drivers seat looks as good as the rest and I wear jeans most of the time.

Big Ry

Original Poster:

1,678 posts

119 months

Tuesday 30th June 2015
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Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated.