Leather treatment..

[delfinis38 1]

Any recommendation of which product to use...

 

Don't think I need a restorer or to re colour...

 

It just looks dry... It's never been treated.

[robrado974 1]

I use the Autoglym range on mine , brings them up nicely .

[delfinis38 1]

I use the Autoglym range on mine , brings them up nicely .

 

Do you use the cleaner then balm ? What quantity do you need for a complete interior ?

[seanl82 23]

I use Gliptone which is pretty good. The cleaner is a little gloopy so you tend to use more than needed, but the conditioner is very good. I also have some of the furniture clinic conditioner which is also very good, and gives you long lasting leather smell!

 

The Gliptone ones I have are 250ml, and the will give you around 5 full applications, with 1 clean and 2 condition each application.

Edited April 9, 2015 by seanl82

[Wayne2015 10]

I use Gliptone which is pretty good. The cleaner is a little gloopy so you tend to use more than needed, but the conditioner is very good. I also have some of the furniture clinic conditioner which is also very good, and gives you long lasting leather smell!

 

The Gliptone ones I have are 250ml, and the will give you around 5 full applications, with 1 clean and 2 condition each application.

 

 

+1

 

Glipstone leather cleaner to clean then Glipstone leather conditioner :)

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/interior/gliptone-liquid-leather-cleaner/prod_211.html

Edited April 9, 2015 by Wayne2015

[MZpog 10]

Used meguiars last weekend and it seemed to do the trick but my seats are in fine fettle so can't say what it would be like on very dry seats.

[robrado974 1]

Do you use the cleaner then balm ? What quantity do you need for a complete interior ?

 

You don't use a great deal to be honest , I've also used the glyptone cleaner .

[Jim Bowen 1]

I've used the megs wipes, Autoglym, gliptone, furniture clinic and currently using one called "einszett leather care lederpflege" which i like best.

 

I think the thing with leather is regular cleaning rather than trying to spread a cream over it to magically transform it. After all they do call it a sealed leather product, if you spill a drink on them it doesn't soak in.

 

Gliptone was good, but really stank, people would comment on it as i'd end up smelling of it, they thought i was wearing a cream from the doctor

[MZpog 10]

they thought i was wearing a cream from the doctor

 

sounds delightful, not.

[Wayne2015 10]

 

Gliptone was good, but really stank, people would comment on it as i'd end up smelling of it, they thought i was wearing a cream from the doctor

 

 

Lol

I like it!

It brings back the leather smell :lol:

 

But maybe each to their own!

 

Oh

Beware what leather u have!

If yours quite modern then they have a protective layer on top.

So however u clean/nourish it may not make a difference unless u remove that protective layer.

 

As for old leather where its brittle, dried and hard as a tree bark like mine other car...Gliptone does wonders to it as it very gooey stuff to soak into :thumb right:

 

 

@Delfini

Where u based?

I got some Gliptone for u to try if u want?

[Tjninny 10]

I use Gliptone which is pretty good. The cleaner is a little gloopy so you tend to use more than needed, but the conditioner is very good. I also have some of the furniture clinic conditioner which is also very good, and gives you long lasting leather smell!

 

The Gliptone ones I have are 250ml, and the will give you around 5 full applications, with 1 clean and 2 condition each application.

 

+2 for Gliptone - also use it on TT and 80 Cabriolet and can't really fault it, does bring back the suppleness and also the leather smell.