Leather Seat Rejuvenation

[Brigand]

I'm looking to try and rejuvenate the leather seats in my car, as although they are physically clean and in good nick the leather is very matt and feels dry, and I was hoping there was a product such as wax, that might give them a glossier sheen and be softer to the touch?

I've got some autoglym leather cream, which when applied does give the leather some sheen but after a day or so it's back to matt colouration again. I'm sure I caught an image somewhere online of someone applying a kind of wax to rejuvenate the leather, but I could be wrong.

Any ideas of products I could use that will soften the leather and make it glossier in appearance for more than a day?

[D'oh]

I have the same problem. Im also worried about further cracking if they dry out any more.

I have some of this stuff on the way. Will report back after i use it.

Meguiar's Gold Class Rich Leather 3-in-1
https://amzn.to/34EQSb0

[Peter3442]

For very dried out leather, it's worth trying neatsfoot oil. It's light enough to have a chance of penetrating the surface coating of the leather. And it's cheap compared with most of the branded products.

[Carbon Sasquatch]

Fermit is your man

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

[finlo]

What vehicle is it as some leather is painted and therefore impervious to wipe on products and others aren't leather at all MB tex for example.

Edited by finlo on Thursday 16th April 22:22

[Brigand]

Thanks for the responses; it's a 2008 Saab 9-3 (for all I know the seats aren't real leather mind!), I'll give some of that Maguires stuff a go and see what results I get. The car's just sat in the garage at the moment with a once-a-week trip out to the shop, so not sat in direct sunlight which I thought might have been causing the leather to dry out so quickly after I'd treated it with the Autoglym stuff I already have.

[Chubbyross]

I recommend Colourlock products for all things leather.