how do you clean/condition your leather seats?
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2002 C230 Coupe Black/Charcoal C5 C7 Auto
how do you clean/condition your leather seats?
I tried to use McGuire Gold (spelling?) and Zymol leather clearn/conditioners on the coupe but since it got perforrated (spelling?) seats (aka little holes) the white cleaner stuff get stuck in there which is impossible to clean. How do you guys do it?
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I've used the M-B leather cleaner and interior cleaner (for the M-B Tex parts) several times on my Java interior with excellent results. The leather cleaner is a one-step cleaner/conditioner, and does not darken the material. I have had the problem of the cleaner "clogging" the perforations, and I've gently used a fine pin to clean out the holes that got stopped up.
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2002 C230 Coupe Black/Charcoal C5 C7 Auto
Originally posted by MarkL
I've used the M-B leather cleaner and interior cleaner (for the M-B Tex parts) several times on my Java interior with excellent results. The leather cleaner is a one-step cleaner/conditioner, and does not darken the material. I have had the problem of the cleaner "clogging" the perforations, and I've gently used a fine pin to clean out the holes that got stopped up.
I've used the M-B leather cleaner and interior cleaner (for the M-B Tex parts) several times on my Java interior with excellent results. The leather cleaner is a one-step cleaner/conditioner, and does not darken the material. I have had the problem of the cleaner "clogging" the perforations, and I've gently used a fine pin to clean out the holes that got stopped up.
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I use the Meguiars pop up leather cleaning cloths on my oyster interior.... they work very well. If you keep up with it, like weekly, they don't get so dirty.
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Originally posted by tberry
umm...that'll take like forever (considering there's like 300+ holes per seat panel. Also, I have charcoal leather so its worse (the products are typically white or cream color).
umm...that'll take like forever (considering there's like 300+ holes per seat panel. Also, I have charcoal leather so its worse (the products are typically white or cream color).
Originally posted by Xeon
theres a Mcguire tissue in my car if i see a stain..but usually..i clean the seats with my butt
theres a Mcguire tissue in my car if i see a stain..but usually..i clean the seats with my butt
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Cleaning Leather Seats??
Then use Zaino and 100% american cotton towels
www.zainobros.com
for leather cleaner and conditioner and it will rejuvenate the leather scent, too...
www.zainobros.com
for leather cleaner and conditioner and it will rejuvenate the leather scent, too...
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i was using vinyl\leather condtioner/cleaner by blue magic, got it at the local automotive store western auto or something i am sure pep boys have it, doesnt leave a shine, no residue, no holes to clean out, works really well imo. my car still smells like new leather.
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There appears to be a few good products being used...I am currenlty using Mother's California leather cleaner and Mother Calif leather conditioner...they work really well. Its amazing how much dirt comes off the leather even though it doesn't appear dirty.