Leather care

[1LOW4X4]

2 of my cars have leather and I dont think I've ever used a product on them. Oh well, too late now

 

[NMRam]

When I had my Tahoe, I used a mix I found on another forum (Cadillac). They suggested dissolving a bar of Dove soap in around 1/2 cup of water (may need more to get a paste-like consistency). When I did it, I ended up shaving the soap into the water with a knife, since putting the whole bar in never even started to dissolve it. As the soap softens in the water, stir it around until it all gets soft and becomes a "paste". Once it is in a "paste", use a soft rag and rub it into the leather to clean and condition.

It worked very well for me. The Tahoe was about 6 years old when I got it, and the leather was a little soiled in some areas. Scrubbed it good with the Dove soap paste, and they were clean and supple as new. I repeated it a few times while I had it, and it always worked great.

 

[Kyles03]

I clean and condition the leather every other time i wash the truck. Might be a bit excessive, but i love fresh clean leather

 

[daddy]

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[Carolinaboy]

 

[daddy]

Don't hate Weezy.

 

[mr_bots]

I'm just impressed this thread made it over one page before going off topic

 

[FazeOwl]

If you want a higher quality product that isnt oils, lanolin, or silicone based go with Adams. You dont see any cattlemen throwing any of that stuff on live cows do you? You do see them throwing water on them.

http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-131-adams-leather-interior-cleaner.aspx

http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-66-adams-leather-interior-conditioner.aspx

pm me for tmc pricing.

 

[PenguinLTZ]

Looks like good stuff! I need to find some dye or paint to touch up a few worn spots in the Tahoe leather. Any ideas?

 

[FazeOwl]

pictures?

sometimes though you can look on ebay n find complete take offs and redo them your self.