Feeling up heather

[UKbob]

Feeding the leather, sorry.

How often should you feed your seats and dash, ideally? Without being anal about it.

[chris watton]

LOL, cool post title!!!

I usually do mine when I give the car a good wash, i.e.- every week, at least! lol

[puffsorted2]

Hmm, bit of an obsession this one.

I use Turtle Wax Leather wipes literally every time I use the car to keep the leather as clean as possible - then once every few months 500ml of Liquid Leather is absorbed by the seats.

The smell and look luvely though

[UKbob]

chris watton said:

LOL, cool post title!!! I usually do mine when I give the car a good wash, i.e.- every week, at least! lol

Trouble is, if you are going to cover every inch of leather (in a cerbera) it takes over half an hour. Weekly would be impossible and probably (guessing here) of no additional benefit.

puffsorted2 said:

Hmm, bit of an obsession this one. I use Turtle Wax Leather wipes literally every time I use the car to keep the leather as clean as possible - then once every few months 500ml of Liquid Leather is absorbed by the seats. The smell and look luvely though

I use a bottle of something or other(?) which is supposed to clean and feed at the same time, not sure how good it is but Ive only fed the leather twice in 7 months, which Im hoping is about enough?

[gbbird]

I do mine every three or four months. I use some furniture leather conditioner, and it seems to do a very good job of keeping the leather in good nick!

[Aaron C. Reskew]

I've asked this very same question concerning Rover P4 seats where baby oil was recommended.
Well if nothing else you'll get a soft bottom out of it.

[UKbob]

gbbird said:

I do mine every three or four months. I use some furniture leather conditioner, and it seems to do a very good job of keeping the leather in good nick!

I guess every 3 months should be ok then. Its only natural that my yeller cerb gets better treatment than yours