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big al:
Hi all, What is the best method for cleaning leather seats and also what products do you all suggest using?

LouCyffer:
Gliptone leather cream. Runs rings round Autoglym leather care. use it on my motorcycle leathers as well. One application each winter is all they need, so it easily copes with car upholstery.

big al:

--- Quote from: LouCyffer on October 20, 2010, 09:32:19 pm ---Gliptone leather cream. Runs rings round Autoglym leather care. use it on my motorcycle leathers as well. One application each winter is all they need, so it easily copes with car upholstery.

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OK cool, where do you get that? How much? Easy to use? Is it just on a cloth then rub in or anything more complex?

182_blue:

--- Quote from: big al on October 20, 2010, 09:54:58 pm ---
--- Quote from: LouCyffer on October 20, 2010, 09:32:19 pm ---Gliptone leather cream. Runs rings round Autoglym leather care. use it on my motorcycle leathers as well. One application each winter is all they need, so it easily copes with car upholstery.

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OK cool, where do you get that? How much? Easy to use? Is it just on a cloth then rub in or anything more complex?

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http://www.elitecarcare.co.uk/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=gliptone&osCsid=1a6fe7d5bc642efe8dbf5842f1ec191a&x=0&y=0

Theres a few bits there, they do a soap but i find a damp microfibre is all that need to get off any dirt, then i just treat it every so often with the gliptone cream, its an odd one as most modern car leathers are nothing more than just a flexible plastic coating on a leather hide, so not really any need to treat them, that said gliptone cream (leather conditioner)  seem to work well in the past for me

LouCyffer:
Just as Blue says. A damp microfibre is fine. For best results apply twice in a 24 hour period.

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