leather cleaning
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leather cleaning
finally have a few nice warm days and took off my factory seat covers. much to my suprise, the driver side stuck and left this nasty residue, and started to crack the leather, the damn interior was almost perfect and thought what a smart boy i was for putting the factory made seat covers to help keep them clean now i've got this stuff. soo... any ideas on how to clean and maybe treat them?
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RE: leather cleaning
One of the best things I have found to work is Lexol. If the seats are dirty it cleans them very nicely and it also does great protecting against cracks. But if its something that is really thick or nasty, Leather CPR is what I would use the first time!! And of course the Armor All Leather cleaner does a good job as well, and its the easiest to find!
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RE: leather cleaning
BE CAREFUL WITH SADDLE SOAP!!!My friend used it and after a few times its seemed damaging!! But he didn't have a disco so the leather in his was different (I guess)!! Mike might be right, it could work with discos, but you might want to find out if the material is the same as other cars leather.
Go here to read about saddle soap: http://www.properautocare.com/leatmytofsad.html
Go here to read about saddle soap: http://www.properautocare.com/leatmytofsad.html
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RE: leather cleaning
On his there was little areas that looked dirty (more than they were before) and and seemed to cause a bunch of tiny little cracks over time. He thought it may have been because of the scrubbing aspect of saddle soap. He lives in the Mountains of NC and I recall this started happening in the Winter. So maybe the cold and Saddle soap didnt agree or something, but that is a flat out guess!!
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