How to use leather cream...

[Tiger1]

Best is to apply while hot. Meaning let you car sun for a while then apply cream.

[Blowndiffuser]

Is your car leather 'coated' or 'un-coated'? I find that most of these leather cream products have minimal effect on 'coated' leather and won't really protect against cracks, etc.

 

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[Ysc3]

i have said this before ...

 

a ex-staff of mine who operated a car-detailing shop in JB told me that the best leather conditioner is Johnson's Baby Oil.

 

if its good for baby, its definitely good for your leather seats .... and it smells nice too !!

 

for DIY application, use a brush - coz that's what he is using in his shop .... but very very time consuming.