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Effax Leder Combi from a good saddlery.
It's a specialist German made leather cleaner/conditioner.
The ex used it on her stupid exxy German dressage saddles to clean and condition them without making them slippery, so I reckon it'd work well on a steering wheel.
I use it on my hiking boots and shoes that aren't polished.
I was thinking similar to above- saddle soap to get the grime out, then use a leather conditioner to keep it soft and stable.
Oakwoods make some good leather care products, and it's easily accessible.
The Oak woods kit , that's what I recently used, it had the leather wipes with Aloe and made the seats VERY slippery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger
I have previously been using Meguires on my D2 leather seats, reason is the Meguires didn't leave white spots on the perforated leather seats on my D2. Other can leave white spots in the holes.
I went on the Meguire recommendation when I was inside a Sc store and the Meguire rep saw me looking at leather cleaners and pointed this out to me.
GOLD CLASS RICH LEATHER CLEANER/CONDITIONER – Meguiar's – Australia
I use gliptone cleaner and conditioner. Works very well on Lady P's leather seats and trim, non sticky and leaves a nice leathery smell :):) After using it Charlie smells a bit more upmarket, at least for a day or so :D:D:D
Cheers
Steve
Almost, a number of times for a few days. I didn't come off, more good luck than good judgement.Quote:
Originally Posted by cuppabillytea
Beeswax, and let it soak in for as long as possible to condition the leather. Also works great on leather shoes, belts, lounges etc.
I don't recommend any saddle soap products or any standard leather cleaners as most have petroleum products in them. Use a good leather care product. I did a fair bit of research and found an American made one. I have it downstairs and will post a picture tomorrow. One part is a cleaner and the other conditioner. Makes seats and wheel beautiful. Cheers
Most popular products are mainly about the surface shine and don't do much to actually condition the leather.
Mine was getting worn at the top, and getting a bit fibrey, I just bought this and used it yesterday, it came up new looking, pretty impressed with the results, lots of stuff in the kit including fillers to fill in scratches and scuffs.Quote:
Originally Posted by rar110
It took about 10 days From the UK
http://www.theleatherclinic.co.uk/le...ye-colour.html
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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares
That looks a good product. I basically applied a variation of the Furniture Clinic process. I have a kit from them to refurb my parchment coloured seats.