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how often do you clean your leather?



  Golf R/Leon FR
just wondering how often people with 172/182's etc clean or use leather products on their seats?
also is it a good idea to do so?
cheers in advance
 
  GW RS200
Strangely enough I have just ordered some leather treatment over Ebay. I originally heard about it in The Times car supplement - they said it was used by Maranello, Aston etc. etc. and actually makes the leather smell 'leathery' again! Haven't tried it yet, but it smells the part. It's called Glipton 'Liquid Leather', incidentally, and mine was bought from user: performancemotorcare.com who were spot in with delivery and have 100% feedback. Will let you know how I get on with the stuff on Sunday!

S.
 
  Mégane RS
Just use some soapy water, then when its dry i spray some leather protector/finish on it
 
  Golf GTI 1.8T
just been using water on mine when I clean the inside of the car. Gets finger marks easy where people pull the passenger seat forward to get in the back. Looking at getting some proper cleaner soon to bring back the freshness.
 
  E92 M3 Monte Carlo
i use auto glym leather cleaner then auto glym leather care cream once every six months,i dont think it does it any good to constantly clean it according to autoglym
 
  106 GTi
Use the leather cleaner once every six months, condition every 2/3.

1Z leather care to clean, Zaino z10 to condition. Both leave a totally naturual non greasy look/feel and smell. Apperance looks brand new just like the day I collected the car.

Weekly maintence is a wipe down with a damp MF cloth or Meguairs Intreior Quick detailer.
 

richard691

ClioSport Club Member
  Twingo RS133 & 172
meady100 said:
Strangely enough I have just ordered some leather treatment over Ebay. I originally heard about it in The Times car supplement - they said it was used by Maranello, Aston etc. etc. and actually makes the leather smell 'leathery' again! Haven't tried it yet, but it smells the part. It's called Glipton 'Liquid Leather', incidentally, and mine was bought from user: performancemotorcare.com who were spot in with delivery and have 100% feedback. Will let you know how I get on with the stuff on Sunday!

S.


I've just bought Glipton leather cleaner and conditioner, works a treat and is recommended by a few of the top manufacturers.
 


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