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d.uccello · 03-03-2011, 01:04 PM

profe56, it depends on what you mean by "clean up leather seats". If you are talking actual cleaning it will depend or what is dirtying them up and how the leather was dyed. There are a lot of cleaning options but always try any cleaning on an inconspicuous area before trying the visible areas. On the other hand if you are talking about conditioning (keeping leather supple and looking good) that will depend on the condition of the leather. For instance the auto wipes mentioned above (non-silicone) work well for regular care but aren't really suited for deep conditioning, which there are products for too.

So I guess the questions are, what are you looking to do and what is the condition of the seats?

03-03-2011, 01:04 PM	#6
d.uccello Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Dayton, OH Posts: 39	Re: Cleaning leather seats profe56, it depends on what you mean by "clean up leather seats". If you are talking actual cleaning it will depend or what is dirtying them up and how the leather was dyed. There are a lot of cleaning options but always try any cleaning on an inconspicuous area before trying the visible areas. On the other hand if you are talking about conditioning (keeping leather supple and looking good) that will depend on the condition of the leather. For instance the auto wipes mentioned above (non-silicone) work well for regular care but aren't really suited for deep conditioning, which there are products for too. So I guess the questions are, what are you looking to do and what is the condition of the seats?