I bought my new freelander SD4, 2 HSE Lux in March and was wondering how to look after the interior leather,not that it is dirty but I just want to keep it in good condition and look after it, there are so many products out there that you dont know what one to choose. Freelander 2 SD4 hse Lux Loire Blue, side steps and roof rails fitted

Did you not get a complimentary bottle of Leather Cleaner when you picked it up from the Dealer? If not, then I would go back and ask for one.

Personally, I use Autoglym Leather Cleaner on mine every 3 months....does the trick quickly and effectively. I'm sure that there are a myriad of products out there, and everyone will have their own particular favourites, but for me, this is good enough. Foraging near Gaydon....
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MY13 HSE Lux SD4, Baltic Blue - current, 30,000> miles without fault
MY12 HSE 2.2 SD4, Sumatra Black - gone after 10 months/43,000 fault-free miles

I use a bottle of Astonish leather clean and feed 99p from lots of places,use it on the leather suit in the house too i'm happy with it.

I also use the Autoglym Leather feeder/cleaner every few months, simply because it came with the car.

This is great stuff , not cheap but these people know their leather:

http://www.lttsolutions.co.uk/auto-ultra-150-kit.html

I also use Gliptone liquid leather gentle cleaner and conditioner which is much cheaper  Cheers Ian
Migrated over from Disco4
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MY13 FL2 HSE lux Orkney Grey (gone but never forgotten)
MY10 D4 XS Stornoway Grey
MY07 D3 SE Zermatt silver (traded in before any issues!)
Massey Ferguson 400 FIS AGTV - Arctic Cat by any other name...

LR023889 Leather Care Kit

I get it from Dan - two applications each year (onset of Spring and Winter) - used it for the last 5yrs and leather seating still looks like new.

Another fan of Gliptone here
Haven't used the cleaner yet, but the "moisturiser" was good on the MX5 SD4 HSE Lux Orkney Grey,Full size spare tyre,Ugly kid glass.

Autoglym or Gliptone liquid and you should be fine.

Terran Terran



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