right i purchased my self some autoglym leather cleaner and treatment stuff today. has anybody treated their seats with it before, and whats the best technique to do it?

Sy

right i purchased my self some autoglym leather cleaner and treatment stuff today. has anybody treated their seats with it before, and whats the best technique to do it?

Sy

got some and some of the spray fabric cleaner by autoglym. apply leather cleaner sparringly leave for a few seconds then buff with a clean dry cloth. the spray is really good-i always hoover the mats/seats then spray on the foam, work it in with a damp cloth before wiping with a clean cloth and leaving to dry.its worked really well on a cople of mud stains left by the kids shoes. just remember to test it on an inconspicuous patch first!

Carry some baby wipes in the car to clean the seats as soon as they get dirty...

I use both Autoglym products and find them fine. No doubt a "detailing" expert will be along telling you to bin them and get some over priced Monkey Spunk from Australia to get that "Pro look" !

I use both Autoglym products and find them fine. No doubt a "detailing" expert will be along telling you to bin them and get some over priced Monkey Spunk from Australia to get that "Pro look" !

Monkey spunk is over-priced and doesn't smell too hot!

Poorboys Leather Stuff - £12.99

Knocks the crap out of that Autoglym muck and isn't overpriced. You only use a small amount and it works. My Missus got hold of the bottle and now uses it on her handbags and the leather sofas!!

Seriously, its very good - like most of the Poorboys range.

Renapur Leather Care or you can try using use a standard leather cleaner then use Chelsea Leather Food.

The drawback being you need to leave it to work overnight then gently rub it off, but the leather is protected & after a couple of treatments really becomes nice, supple. I use it on my DM boots & Bike Leathers.