Cleaning alcantara on steering wheel.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Use a napping brush to raise the pile and loosen / separate the fibres. Remove pilling with a single-sided razor blade and then apply a suitable cleaning solution on to an applicator pad and apply to one area at a time (do not over-wet the fabric or use wet steam).
Localized stains can be treated with a dlimonene (citrus) based cleaner (P21S Total Auto Wash) ensure surface is dry before use by leaving window cracked/open. Avoid alcohol, strong solvents or spirit based cleaners (particularly perchloroethyene and trichlorethylene). When cleaning a surface with finished leather / Alcantara, tape of the Alcantara to avoid cross contamination by products.
"Alcantara Cleaning and Care" - http://www.autopia.org/forum/guide-d...ml#post1455020




I didn't want to use a Magic Eraser, so here's what I did, which worked well:
- use a toothbrush, dry, to brush off dirt and dust
- wet toothbrush in warm water with a drop of dish soap in a mug
- gently brush so the fibers come back up
- let air dry before using
Last edited by Surge; Apr 30, 2016 at 12:40 PM.
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Think about it - it's synthetic leather, that costs more as an option than real leather!
Car makers get to save by not using real leather, and the hapless buyer thinks he has a "special" and more costly material.
What a joke.
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Last edited by INS1GNIA; May 9, 2016 at 01:59 PM.
Think about it - it's synthetic leather, that costs more as an option than real leather!
Car makers get to save by not using real leather, and the hapless buyer thinks he has a "special" and more costly material.
What a joke.
Used Woolite dark colors detergent as the liquid cleaner, and lots of warm water.
After drying with a third fresh towel, used a hair dryer and suede brush gently lift the nap while drying.
It looks and feels like new!




