Leather conditioning/ detailing
Leather conditioning/ detailing
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ettore

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5,076 posts

281 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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The leather in my 911 needs a proper deep clean and condition. Can anyone recommend a decent valeter,or in new money "detailer", within the Thames Valley area (ideally close to Windsor)?

Robatr0n

12,362 posts

245 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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Send Waxwork Jock a message, I'm sure he'll be able to help you out. smile

Original Poster

5,429 posts

205 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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Message H13BSM on here, he is very local and will travel to you!

Original Poster

5,429 posts

205 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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Message H13BSM on here, he is very local and will travel to you!

ettore

Original Poster:

5,076 posts

281 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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Thanks, will do.

H13BSM

261 posts

203 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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Hey hey

Thats me guys. My website is going to be up and running in 20 days as i'm having it made very modern and up to date indeed. If you would like though pm me on here and i'll send you any pics of my work, or you can come over mine on saturday as me and friends are having a bit of a car cleaning session before the sunday hoon!

Look forward to speaking to you.

Best regards

Michael

Lakelord

1,756 posts

233 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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Blues

8,546 posts

248 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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Waxwork Jock is working on mine this week and next. I'm only over in Crowthorne, so you could come and see the work for yourself. Bring your car whilst he is here as i'm sure he could check out the job give you a quote smile

Adam Staerck

5 posts

192 months

Friday 24th September 2010
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Hi, If the leather you are cleaning is a light colour, it is best to use a Tampico brush, these are good as the bristles get into the grain of the leather lifting the dirt out of the grain, which makes cleaning leather much easier and the end result much better. For darker leather the brush is also recommended, but isn't as important as the dirt isn't "seen" as much with the leather being a darker colour.

After cleaning the leather you should apply a leather protection cream. This will stop future dirt from penetrating into the leather and grain as it creates an invisible barrier that will hold the dirt on the surface - when you come to clean the leather a 2nd time it will clean so much easier than the first, saving time and product.

The protection cream will also reduce cololour and scuffing on the leather as it will absorb the friction created with use, helping to reduce the effects of wear & tear over the years!

We do a special offer on our website where you can buy both the leather ultra clean & leather protection cream for £20 - they are normally £13 each - http://www.furnitureclinic.co.uk/Leather_Care_Kit....

I hope this helps