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Can anyone recommend a safe leather conditioner for white leather that won't discolor.
Also, has anyone had good success with a particular product removing swirl marks on clear coat .
thanks!
Also, has anyone had good success with a particular product removing swirl marks on clear coat .
thanks!
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From: St. Louis, Mo......... 1993 Torch Red w/White Interior...2006-07 Bloomington Gold 2005-ZR1/C4 Gathering, 2001-2012 Funfest
Originally Posted by Bill S
Can anyone recommend a safe leather conditioner for white leather that won't discolor.
Also, has anyone had good success with a particular product removing swirl marks on clear coat .
thanks!
Also, has anyone had good success with a particular product removing swirl marks on clear coat .
thanks!
This is what I do to keep my white leather interior looking brand new. My car has 61k miles and the seats still look brand new.
I also have white towels made into seatcovers. A brand new pair of blue jeans or a new belt can stain these seats quicker than you can blink.
Oh, and here is a tip. I actually go a strawberry on the back of my pant that stained the bottom portion of the seat. Nothing, and I repeat, nothing would take out the stain. I finally resorted to 100% bleach, and I was scared to use it, but it came right out without harming the leather at all. So a last resort, you can use bleach for hard stains.
Hope this helps
Rik
http://photobucket.com/albums/y126/Riks40th/
Last edited by Riks40th; Mar 26, 2006 at 05:31 PM.
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Originally Posted by Riks40th
I have a 93 white interior, and when it comes to cleaning it up, I start with "scrubs in a bucket" made be Dymon. I believe Sam's carries them. I get them through work and we order them from out of state. Anyway, after using the "scrubs" I use Meguiars Gold Glass Rich Leather Cleaner/Conditioner, what I do is scrub the Meguiars in with a toothbrush. Then just wipe clean with a towel. Now they are a soft as new. Since I'm always out in the sun with the top out, I use a protectant called "303 Aerospace Protectant" that you can get at any Boat/Marine shop.
This is what I do to keep my white leather interior looking brand new. My car has 61k miles and the seats still look brand new.
I also have white towels made into seatcovers. A brand new pair of blue jeans or a new belt can stain these seats quicker than you can blink.
Oh, and here is a tip. I actually go a strawberry on the back of my pant that stained the bottom portion of the seat. Nothing, and I repeat, nothing would take out the stain. I finally resorted to 100% bleach, and I was scared to use it, but it came right out without harming the leather at all. So a last resort, you can use bleach for hard stains.
Hope this helps
Rik
http://photobucket.com/albums/y126/Riks40th/
This is what I do to keep my white leather interior looking brand new. My car has 61k miles and the seats still look brand new.
I also have white towels made into seatcovers. A brand new pair of blue jeans or a new belt can stain these seats quicker than you can blink.
Oh, and here is a tip. I actually go a strawberry on the back of my pant that stained the bottom portion of the seat. Nothing, and I repeat, nothing would take out the stain. I finally resorted to 100% bleach, and I was scared to use it, but it came right out without harming the leather at all. So a last resort, you can use bleach for hard stains.
Hope this helps
Rik
http://photobucket.com/albums/y126/Riks40th/
What do you use on your panels?
Bill
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Originally Posted by Bill S
Thanks Rik, great info! Good looking ride you have there, she looks great!
What do you use on your panels?
Bill
What do you use on your panels?
Bill
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Leatherique is also an excellent leather care product. Many owners of high end vehicles use that and I used it on my Porsche. I will now use it on my Vette.
Check em out. No affiliation.
http://www.leatherique.com/
Check em out. No affiliation.
http://www.leatherique.com/
