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Offline gingerguild

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Re: Stained leather
« Reply #15 on: September 27, 2017, 11:24:57 am »
Will the Dr Leather wipes work ok on parts of the steering wheel to get rid of marks & smell?

If the smell you're trying to get rid of isn't a leather, I would recommend using your usual cleaner and some Glyptone Liquid Leather - Leather conditioner.  Follow bottle directions and repeat a few times over the course of a few weeks and you'll get a permanent leather smell from your steering wheel.  If the leather smell is what you were trying to avoid, don't use this.

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Re: Stained leather
« Reply #16 on: September 27, 2017, 11:29:11 am »
Will the Dr Leather wipes work ok on parts of the steering wheel to get rid of marks & smell?

If the smell you're trying to get rid of isn't a leather, I would recommend using your usual cleaner and some Glyptone Liquid Leather - Leather conditioner.  Follow bottle directions and repeat a few times over the course of a few weeks and you'll get a permanent leather smell from your steering wheel.  If the leather smell is what you were trying to avoid, don't use this.

Modern leather doesn't need conditioners, it's a gimmick passed up from old unfinished leathers (new leathers essentially have a clear coat). By putting conditioner on modern leather you make it become dirtier over time as the oils in it attract more dirt.


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Re: Stained leather
« Reply #17 on: January 18, 2020, 11:30:22 pm »
One can also apply a thick coat of non-gel, non-oily cuticle remover....