How do you clean/condition your leather interior?
Btw, is the leather on our seats called Nappa leather?
Lexal took the sheen off for a bit and made them feel a little better but didn't last long . Meguires made the seats feel way too slick
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It is a VERY labor intensive process, that is going to require you setting a whole day to the side, but in my opinion its worth it. My seats do feel clean and supple after 3 years of Daily Driving use, and the only damage I have is a little bit worn off due to my big *** getting in and out of the car (as careful as I am, just cant get away from completely hitting the bolster.)
Also, using Pristine Clean on my steering wheel, feels so good after its clean. Love that feeling.
I use Autoglym products (can be found locally in Toronto quite easily)
1. Brush the seat of all small debris and build up in the creases.
2. Clean and prep the leather with Autoglym leather cleaner. using a microfiber towel I wipe down the seats thoroughly.
3. After seats are cleaned and dry from the previous step, I massage in Autoglym leather care balm. Its an oil based product, I have tried several different methods of applying it, to be honest it works best by applying it using your hand. Almost like getting a good massage.
Let dry for an hour or 2 and your good to go
Reasons why I like it:
1) No smell
2) Does not leave leather looking or feeling greasy/shiny
3) Restores leather's deep, natural color
4) Easy to apply
http://www.detailedimage.com/Optimum...P281/17-oz-S1/
Made for pre-treated leather on newer cars, no smell, no shine, no slippery surface. They recommend using the conditioner every 6 months.
Last edited by Thrilla; Mar 27, 2015 at 09:12 AM.
Im sure application using a suitable cloth would be just as good. I just find hand massaging the seats allows for an even work in.
It's actually really enjoyable massaging the seats.


You end up with really soft and durable leather, and the smell dissipates in less than a day.




Not only is the stuff fairly expensive when I factor in shipping / duties and taxes. I hate not having things when I need it.
I switched to brands that i can find locally, IMHO the outcome is the same. Im no pro detailer by any means. But spend enough time with the car to ensure its taken care of.
Any of you in Canada, try the autoglym products. I use the full line with great success. You can score some decent deals on them when they go on sale! I love the engine degreaser. Keeps the bay nice and clean.




