leather cleaning
leather cleaning
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cmr2payne

Original Poster:

1,129 posts

263 months

Friday 11th February 2005
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want to clean the dash and seats in the chim. whats the best stuff to use

mongoose

4,360 posts

284 months

Saturday 12th February 2005
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i use decosol(sp?) to clean the leather,then apply generous quantaties of autoglym leather cream to feed afterwards.i recently read in a magazine test that glyptone was the best feed cream with the nicest smell also,so ill be giving that a try when the autoglym runs out.

gf350

805 posts

295 months

Saturday 12th February 2005
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Gliptone do a cleaner and conditioner, thats what I use and its very good.
Available from :-
www.liquidleather.com/

M@H

11,298 posts

301 months

Saturday 12th February 2005
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As posted in the other thread running on this topic, I just use Tack Cleaner. i.e. Saddle Soap and Neatsfoot compound, it works perfectly well.

Cheers
Matt

lateconvert

220 posts

301 months

Sunday 13th February 2005
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The only way to get real ingrained dirt out of light coloured leather is to use kitchen cream cleaner and a toothbrush. Proprietary leather shampoo just doesn't do it. It might sound drastic, but only do it thoroughly once a year and it's fine as long as you follow with copious amounts of a quality leather feed and conditioner. I've been doing this for years and it stays like new.

M@H

11,298 posts

301 months

Sunday 13th February 2005
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SaddleSoap and a sponge worked fine for my magnolia hide for the ingrained dirt.. it took a bit of elbow grease mind you.. a toothbrush does indeed sound drastic to me !

snorky

2,322 posts

280 months

Sunday 13th February 2005
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tried saddle soap, but it was a bit like smearing lard on the dash so went with liquid leather instead much better...

stegefal

196 posts

260 months

Sunday 13th February 2005
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I used saddle soap as well and got great results!