Best way to clean grubby leather upholstery?

[Ari]

What's considered the best way to get leather that's become grubby with age cleaned up again?

Specifically a very light silver/grey leather driving seat that's just suffering 50K miles of grime rather than stains or whatever.

[r11co]

Ari said:

What's considered the best way to get leather that's become grubby with age cleaned up again?

Specifically a very light silver/grey leather driving seat that's just suffering 50K miles of grime rather than stains or whatever.

Gliptone Liquid Leather cleaner GT12.

(No, I don't work for them.)

PS. I'm waiting for the Meguires and AutoGlym fans to turn up shortly. If any do it is because they haven't tried GT12 yet....

Edited by r11co on Saturday 22 January 21:48

[r11co]

anonymous said:

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That's their USP, but the real benefit of Gliptone stuff is that it doesn't clog up any stitching or perforations in your leather with white residue or contain any solvents like most other leather treatments.

[bridgdav]

Check out this thread...

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... Grimey Interior? You need the 'Magic Eraser'

Believe me it works...! I don't know how.

[Wigeon Incognito]

r11co said:

Gliptone Liquid Leather cleaner GT12.

(No, I don't work for them.)

PS. I'm waiting for the Meguires and AutoGlym fans to turn up shortly. If any do it is because they haven't tried GT12 yet....

I'd vouch for the Gliptone too, it's worked wonders on the leather of a number of cars for me.

[r11co]

bridgdav said:

Check out this thread...

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... Grimey Interior? You need the 'Magic Eraser'

Believe me it works...! I don't know how.

Because it is abrasive. It doesn't clean - it scrubs.

[Ari]

Sounds good, thank you fellas.