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Autoglym leather care used on my drivers seat just after I got the car and this happened:

Previous owner must have had worn trousers with metal button or the like which had scratched the outer lower bolster on the seat when getting into car. It had then had some sort of black spray on concealer applied, presume either by owner prior to sale or dealer. The autoglym rubbed it off to reveal damage
Apparently it's a regular area for damage like this.
Now have to sort out repair. I did complain to the dealer and they've agreed to pay for it
So it you haven't had car from new and haven't cleaned leather before just have a good look at seats first!

Previous owner must have had worn trousers with metal button or the like which had scratched the outer lower bolster on the seat when getting into car. It had then had some sort of black spray on concealer applied, presume either by owner prior to sale or dealer. The autoglym rubbed it off to reveal damage
Apparently it's a regular area for damage like this.Now have to sort out repair. I did complain to the dealer and they've agreed to pay for it

So it you haven't had car from new and haven't cleaned leather before just have a good look at seats first!
Jockman said:
Zaino 


When did you last use leather cleaner!
I've use Gliptone once on both my cars
Not bothered since as I was advised the AM leather on the Vantages is a grade that doesn't benefit from the oils in a leather cleaner so I've just stuck to a very dilute APC
May be different on the posh cars

Edited by mikey k on Wednesday 30th October 14:54
mikey k said:
Jockman said:
Zaino 


When did you last use leather cleaner!
I've use Gliptone once on both my cars
Not bothered since as I was advised the AM leather on the Vantages is a grade that doesn't benefit from the oils in a leather cleaner so I've just stuck to a very dilute APC
May be different on the posh cars

Edited by mikey k on Wednesday 30th October 14:54

Used the Z9 Cleaner then left for a day and applied the Z10 Conditioner. Not as smelly as I imagined and I still have half a bottle of each left

RichB said:
For the TVR with its modern leather surface I prefer to use AGLCB with the occasional application of AGLC applied with a DS. For the classic Aston I prefer GTLL which I apply with a SC and leave 24/1 before buffing off with an MFC. 
Rich what are you talking about, will GCHQ know? Oh I see. I'm a little slow on the uptake.
Edited by F1 NDW on Wednesday 30th October 17:09
F1 NDW said:
RichB said:
For the TVR with its modern leather surface I prefer to use AGLCB with the occasional application of AGLC applied with a DS. For the classic Aston I prefer GTLL which I apply with a SC and leave 24/1 before buffing off with an MFC. 
Rich what are you talking about, will GCHQ know? Oh I see. I'm a little slow on the uptake.

I have used the Autoglym and found it to be very chalky and leaving a nasty white residue on the leather.(Pretty sure thats all it was!!!)
My choice now is Maguiars leather CLEANER and then followed by Lord Sheriden leather cream tofeed and condition after (available from large supermarkets).
I use both treatments on the cars as well as the 3-piece suite.
My choice now is Maguiars leather CLEANER and then followed by Lord Sheriden leather cream tofeed and condition after (available from large supermarkets).
I use both treatments on the cars as well as the 3-piece suite.
8Tech said:
I have used the Autoglym and found it to be very chalky and leaving a nasty white residue on the leather.(Pretty sure thats all it was!!!)
How odd, I've been using for 14 years on my Griff's interior which is dark green and tan and never experienced that. It should be a cream which simply wipes on and disappears into the leather. RichB said:
8Tech said:
I have used the Autoglym and found it to be very chalky and leaving a nasty white residue on the leather.(Pretty sure thats all it was!!!)
How odd, I've been using for 14 years on my Griff's interior which is dark green and tan and never experienced that. It should be a cream which simply wipes on and disappears into the leather. My daughter ended up spending about 6 hours trying to clean it off her black leather interior after it looked like she had some sort of orgy in her car. She was most distressed, especially as I gave her the Autoglym to use!!
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