Leather Restorer

[aussiebruce]

Father in law has a old Bentley he's had since new. It pretty much only comes out for Ascot and Henley. So she's in top condition, but the cream leather is starting to look a little, tired?

Knowing what a wealth if info PistonHeaders are can you guys recommend any products?

[Cara Van Man]

I use liquid leather.

It comes with a cleaner and a leather 'feeder'.

Very good and also puts the smell of leather back.

[gradeAfailure]

Pop to a tack shop/saddlery and get some of the leather cleaner/feed/treatment that's used on saddles and tack - they get a much harder life than a car interior! I can recommend anything that Stubben do.

[Dunk76]

Gliptone Liquid Leather.

Cheap, brilliant

Makes everything smell like a leather shop.

I've yet to hear anything bad said or written about it on any motoring forum, including the loonies on detailingworld.co.uk

[RicksAlfas]

Liquid leather. They even do air fresheners...which smell of leather.

http://www.liquidleather.com/leather-scented-air-f...

[aussiebruce]

Thanks guy's I'll have look

[aussiebruce]

Have you heard of the MAGIC TOUCH LEATHER SEAT RESTORATION KIT on sale at ebay for about 50 quid?

The thing is his leather is cream and from what i can see liquid leather seems to be for darker colours

[Dunk76]

Liquid Leather cleaner is honey coloured

Liquid Leather conditioner is white.

It's fine on white, cream, lemon etc colours and it doesn't discolour stitching or anything.

Edit - just try the cleaner and conditioner first before cracking into touch-up kits... you'll be amazed at what doesn't need re-colouring after you've conditioned it properly.

But, if you want to spend twice the cash on something off ebay when everyone's already told you Liquid Leather is the best, then that's your groove, man.

Edited by Dunk76 on Wednesday 29th October 13:25

[crankedup]

Add another vote for LIQUID LEATHER (gliptone) Unbeatable IMO

[JakesterUK]

Dunk76 said:

Liquid Leather cleaner is honey coloured

Liquid Leather conditioner is white.

It's fine on white, cream, lemon etc colours and it doesn't discolour stitching or anything.

Edit - just try the cleaner and conditioner first before cracking into touch-up kits... you'll be amazed at what doesn't need re-colouring after you've conditioned it properly.

But, if you want to spend twice the cash on something off ebay when everyone's already told you Liquid Leather is the best, then that's your groove, man.

Edited by Dunk76 on Wednesday 29th October 13:25

+1 can't go wrong with liquid leather, I've been using ot on my motors for years and can't fault it

[aussiebruce]

ok already i'll get the liquid leather. Thanks guys