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npinks Member Since: 28 Jun 2007 Location: Ls25 Posts: 20090 |
its dye transfer, not had much on my seat, but i like to use RaceGlaze cleaner and balm on mine for keeping them clean
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13th Feb 2013 3:12 pm |
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minolta mad Member Since: 28 Dec 2012 Location: Devon Posts: 47 |
I use the car plan leather cleaner and balm.
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13th Feb 2013 4:24 pm |
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JustChillin Member Since: 13 Dec 2012 Location: Muddy Field Posts: 53 |
Hi i have just done my leather with this and am very impressed,
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13th Feb 2013 4:33 pm |
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egipp Member Since: 29 May 2009 Location: East Gippsland Posts: 230 |
I've found that pure soap - not detergent or washing liquid or scented soaps - with a damp cloth to be the best for cleaning. For conditioning, Gliptone. |
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13th Feb 2013 11:21 pm |
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Ghyllie Member Since: 19 Jul 2011 Location: Over looking Loch Ness with Nessie by my side Posts: 159 |
Pure essencial eucylyptus oil to clean, it even takes tar out of carpets but be careful with this as it WILL take the colour out of cheaply dyed leather, test a discreet area first, almond oil to condition or for a "lazy mans" option use leather wipes made by Method these are made for household leather but they are excellent for car leather as well as they help to stop bum slip as well
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14th Feb 2013 6:55 am |
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Arese Member Since: 09 Jan 2012 Location: Casablanca Posts: 397 |
Colourlock cleaner
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20th May 2013 3:10 am |
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iain cooper Member Since: 27 Aug 2007 Location: north of Glasgow Posts: 1989 |
yes I have used this for the last two years and very happy with the results. Iain |
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20th May 2013 7:31 am |
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Fanman Member Since: 11 Mar 2013 Location: West Yorks's Posts: 45 |
Hi Re cleaning leather seats on MY13 GS Freelander.
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26th Jun 2013 9:02 am |
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Yanwoo Member Since: 29 Jan 2013 Location: Surrey Posts: 280 |
I use the sonus leather kit (cleaner and conditioner) which seems to work well. Haven't tried anything else so don't know if better or worse than other options.
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26th Jun 2013 9:43 am |
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scroat Member Since: 04 Oct 2011 Location: Kent Posts: 17 |
I use Liquid Leather cleaner and conditioner but have never found a solution fro blue jean dye when I have had a vehicle with cream leather |
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29th Jun 2013 6:17 pm |
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Boxbrownie Member Since: 17 Mar 2019 Location: Looe Posts: 2053 |
Raising a thread from the dead but we always try and have light leather interiors and the very best (and we have tried loads over the years) has been DoDo Juice Supernatural cleaner, liberally applied and if bad stains are present lightly scrubbed with a soft brush the results are amazing, at first when still wet it looks like you have the seat up as it looks a bit streaky but when dry it is clean and lovely again. Regards
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24th Mar 2019 4:42 pm |
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Arese Member Since: 09 Jan 2012 Location: Casablanca Posts: 397 |
I've tested many leather cleaning products the 20 past years ... my choice is Gliptone GT11 conditioner and GT12 cleaner
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25th Mar 2019 1:47 pm |
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Largered Member Since: 10 Jul 2016 Location: UK Posts: 1978 |
........ it's caused by wearing 'cheap jeans' .......
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25th Mar 2019 1:56 pm |
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mudslinger Member Since: 10 Jun 2010 Location: Deep in a cave in the hills Posts: 1035 |
Had the same problem with almond leather seats ......
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30th Mar 2019 10:08 am |
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