Cream Nappa Leather Care for W222
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W222 Sclass
Cream Nappa Leather Care for W222
So I have a 2017 Sclass with cream nappa leather not sure if the previous owner ever treated the leather.
I've noticed recently a small about of back dye on the passenger seat most likely from black jeans.
Been googling around to find a good leather cleaner and protector came across this one https://www.colourlock.com/
Be interested to hear what others have used prior to making my purchase.
I've noticed recently a small about of back dye on the passenger seat most likely from black jeans.
Been googling around to find a good leather cleaner and protector came across this one https://www.colourlock.com/
Be interested to hear what others have used prior to making my purchase.
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18 AMG GTC and 22 F150 Limited. Past owner 16 Maybach, 17 Brabus Smartcar, 06 Ford E150, and 22 G70
Got the same leather as you in my Maybach. Husband loves Pinnacle Black Label (Think he gets it on Amazon). There is the cleaner and the protectant. The car smells great when done and you only use the cleaner to clean. We go through a lot more protectant.
PS dont use microfiber towels (Mercedes says this in the manual) apparently they leave fibers that plug up the holes for the vented seats. Regular towels work good.
PS dont use microfiber towels (Mercedes says this in the manual) apparently they leave fibers that plug up the holes for the vented seats. Regular towels work good.
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2018 S560; 2021 GLS450
If what you are trying fails (only after it fails), try magic eraser. That works wonders. When they are hauling these light interiors from auto show to auto show, that is what they use in between showings as it literally gets disgusting to look at by the end of the show with everyone getting in and taking a seat...
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2015 S550, 2017 GLS450
You should ask this question in a high end shoe care forum. It can be difficult to get dyes lifted from light colored leather. I only use shoe care products on most leathers as they are typically the best available. I go through Saphir Renovateur like water on my shoes and any leather I care about.
Saphir Renomat will probably do the trick but you should use sparingly and make sure to recondition afterward.
Saphir Renomat will probably do the trick but you should use sparingly and make sure to recondition afterward.
