OrientBlue3

Hi all,

Looking at a car with two-tone black/porcelain interior and wondered how dirty it gets. I was especially concerned if jeans bled onto the porcelain portions of the seats. Anyone using any treatments to prevent those types of things from happening?

Thanks!

SaphGreyC63

Nine and half months with that interior. No problems at all. I actually get comments on how clean it is. I clean it about every 5 months deeply with Leatherique. Other than that I make sure to keep it clean and wipe it down a couple times a month to make sure nothing stays on.

CoolBDPhenom03

What's your method for Leatherique application? Also, where do you find this stuff...online? No store around here seems to carry it.

SaphGreyC63

I ordered directly online and talked with them and got all the info. They were very helpful.

So it's a three step process. Step one would be to take a soft cloth and wipe off any excess dirt. Step two is applying the Rejuvenator liberally to all the surfaces. The seats should be pretty wet. I found using a spray bottle and massaging it in with my hands to work best. Then, once all the seats are done, you want to leave the car out in the sun for a couple hours and let the car form a "steam room" effect. Keep all the windows closed and let that stuff sit. Depending on how dirty your seats are you will find a film when you come back to clean it. This is perfectly normal and is the Rejuvenator working to lift all the dirt to the surface while using animal proteins to make the cardboard supple and enriched again. Step three then is using the Prestine Clean to wipe away this film and clean up the seats.

It is extremely time consuming and labor intensive so just be prepared for that. The quality of the materials though feels and works top notch and it didnt alter the color of the white at all which I was extremely worried about but this stuff came highly recommended. It's not cheap but if you want to maintain your interior this stuff is good.

I actually should be doing mine again soon, sometime this month when I have some time and the sun is out.

CoolBDPhenom03

What's the timeline like so I can get an idea of how long each step should take if I'm doing it properly and carefully?

This will really be handy on my Ash interior.

SaphGreyC63

If your interior is always kept clean, the step one of excess dirt is not needed or should take minimal time. Step two with the rejuventor, budget an hour. Then leave it at least 3-4 hours in the sun and then budget an hour or so for the Pristine Clean. Roughly 6-7 hours. Most of it being wait time.

CoolBDPhenom03

Awesome, thanks!

Also found this sticky:
https://mbworld.org/forums/detailing...atherique.html