Leather seat cleaners to recommend?

[Vtim]

I only clean the car leather seats twice, since I got it 1 yr ago

 

The Jackspeed Leather care (given to me when I got my car) has gone bad, with a thick layer on top of some white solution below, looks like I have to pay Woodlands NTUC a visit this weekend, or maybe I'll my younger brother to buy for me

[Newsunny]

Try autoglym leather cleaner (500ml,$20) and leather conditioner(325ml,$14.90). I used for 5-6 cleanings still got about half bottle of conditioner left, cleaner still got 80%.

Stamford tyres had a 20% discount for them recently, dunno whether still on or not.

[Genie47]

It is Woodgrove NTUC not Woodlands. Woodlands many NTUC you know.

[Jetcool]

I found this Lemon Pledge Leather Spray at Cold Storage Holland V but the parking is hell. I'd rather get from Woodgrove. The free parking is too good to miss.

 

Thks, found out that the NTUC outlet at Queenstown sells the Pledge leather spray.

[Genie47]

That's good. Cheap but good stuff. Lemon Pledge has been taking care of wood furniture for ages and would do good for leather.

[Vtim]

yahlor! I keep telling my brother just now about Grovewood NTUC & he blur blur, later he tell me there is a Woodgrove & there's a NTUC near there

[Jetcool]

Thks. BTW what amt of dilution shld be used for the Murphy's oil soap? My car seats are reasonably clean.

[Genie47]

Use the regular dilution. I always use that. Make sure to wipe away with water.

[Jetcool]

Okie, thks very much.

[Eekee]

I found this Lemon Pledge Leather Spray at Cold Storage Holland V but the parking is hell. I'd rather get from Woodgrove. The free parking is too good to miss.

 

Thks, found out that the NTUC outlet at Queenstown sells the Pledge leather spray.

 

The "Lemon Pledge leather spray" mentioned here, refer to the good old Leomon pledge in the yellow can that my mum used to use or is there a new one specially formulated for leather care. So far I've seen is only the yellow can type. Can someone tell me where to find the "Lemon Pledge leather care"?

Edited May 5, 2007 by Eekee

[Meecar]

before spending money on any cleaner or polish

 

go visit a few detailing workshop and see what brand they are using and their results

 

there is a saying: all polish or cleaners are not made equal

 

similar not all leather are made equal

 

some leather seats have tiny holes that allow the leather to breath and using the wrong chemical may clog these opening

 

if you do not have time, it would be safe to use the mildest cleaner in the market.

 

 

Eg there are many types of wood polish ranging from natural to synthetic. Among the natural polish there are those containing petroleum base solvent. Using the wrong polish on wood veneers sometimes can have irreversible damage.

 

Personal experience, chemical burn on the wood veneer

[Ivan96935sg]

very well said indeed...........

[Eekee]

So any recommendation for a easy to apply and good leather care product?

I've searched the forum, Mothercare seems well recommended, however it is rather diffcult to find....

[Ac1d6urn]

Any product in the market to restore the leather condition?

[Furrynadz]

concorde auto sell mothers

[Ivan96935sg]

Mothers or Meguiar leather care products should be excellent choice!