Cleaning Leather
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ToadHall

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219 posts

205 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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What is the best product for cleaning Magnolia Coloured Seats?

belleair302

6,990 posts

227 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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Contact LTTsolutions.net or buy some Gliptone and don't forget to warm the leather first and condition it afterwards.

PJ S

10,842 posts

247 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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Don't waste money on leather conditioning products, car leathers have been protected for many a year now, including the high end ones.
As such, nothing bar water can penetrate it, so a regular wipe with a cleaning solution or damp cloth, after vacuuming the debris acting like sandpaper, first.
If you go down the LTT route mentioned above, which I would recommend, then their protector would be useful to add to the order.
Those two will be all you need to keep your leather looking it's best, if used regularly.

ToadHall

Original Poster:

219 posts

205 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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thanks, i read in another post that boiling water is a good method for removing as much grim and dirt before i condition the seats.

Looks like the old fashioned elbow grease method will be comming out again.

Tanguero

4,535 posts

221 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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Be extremely carefull with boiling water or steam!!! If you get the leather too hot the protein strands denature and contract which makes the leather very hard. (This was how 'cuir bouille' armour was made.) It is not a reversible process.

PJ S

10,842 posts

247 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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ToadHall said:
thanks, i read in another post that boiling water is a good method for removing as much grim and dirt before i condition the seats.

Looks like the old fashioned elbow grease method will be comming out again.
Definitely not advised.
Get yourself, and yes unfortunately it does involve spending a reasonable amount, the cleaner and protector from LTT Solutions.
Much, much safer to use than very hot water.