Protecting/Maintaining Light Colour Leather

[Cheib]

I've had more cars with black leather interiors than you can shake a stick at but found a Cayenne which has a great spec and what I think is a great looking interior (more importantly so does SWMBO!). So my question is are there products on the market which can protect/help maintain this interior. We do have youngish kids so am wondering if we're asking for it if we buy this car!




Realistically once a month is how often I'd be doing the maintenance/cleaning. Just don't have time to do it more often unless there's been a massive spill etc!

[Summit_Detailing]

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/dr-leather...

& some of this once you've got it super clean - it'll make future cleaning that much easier.

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/dr-leather...

cheers

Chris

[Cheib]

Summit_Detailing said:

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/dr-leather...

& some of this once you've got it super clean - it'll make future cleaning that much easier.

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/dr-leather...

cheers

Chris

Thanks, that's very helpful.

[swisstoni]

I used Gtechniq L1 when I got a Range Rover with light coloured seats. It doesn't change the appearance in any way and seems to do a good job of protection.
I say 'seems' simply because the interior doesn't get that much abuse so I haven't exactly tested it to the max.

[PJ S]

www.lttleathercare.com
www.furnitureclinic.co.uk
www.buffaloleather.co.uk

All three have excellent products which will keep the leather looking its best – just bear in mind you don’t need a conditioner, only a cleaner and LTT’s Protector.