Leather Seat Cleaner/Preserver
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Gliptone
Cheapest way I found to get 32 oz of ea.:
http://www.amazon.com/Gliptone-Profe...9389232&sr=1-1
The mother-site:
http://www.liquidleather.com/
Cheapest way I found to get 32 oz of ea.:
http://www.amazon.com/Gliptone-Profe...9389232&sr=1-1
The mother-site:
http://www.liquidleather.com/
Last edited by aholbro1; 10-23-2011 at 12:03 PM.
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Jakey (10-23-2011)
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The Jag seats are very high quality leather. As such, you might find that a terry/microfiber towel, a bucket of very warm water and some dish washing detergent works wonders.
I use plenty of liquid Ivory in the hot water, with a microfiber towel. I work on a 2 inch square section at a time. Followed up by a clear water towel to remove soap.
Then use a quality leather conditioner after. This works wonders on my cream seats.
I learned this trick from the high end aircraft cleaners I work with. (I work on corporate jets for a living)
I use plenty of liquid Ivory in the hot water, with a microfiber towel. I work on a 2 inch square section at a time. Followed up by a clear water towel to remove soap.
Then use a quality leather conditioner after. This works wonders on my cream seats.
I learned this trick from the high end aircraft cleaners I work with. (I work on corporate jets for a living)
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