Really good leather maintenance info here - well i think so anyway:

http://www.autopia.org/forum/topic/122615-using-oil-based-leather-care-products/

Interesting read Wayne

Thanks

I dont know which category my Gliptone leather conditioner falls into............

... but it does a good job, on the small amount of leather in my car and the full leather in the wifes car

I would highly recommend LTT leather care products Wayne.

Also - with the added bonus that they are based in Harrogate.

 

Occasionally they run products days and training info is very good 

 

I have a few detailing buddies who speak very highly of this company and their products.

PM sent Wayne

Tried to read that whilst watching the TV. Far too much bumpf for my brain! Was there an actual recommendation in there? Planned to do an online shop once I've been paid. The Gliptone stuff Chris uses being my likely leather purchase to top off the multi surface cleaner.

You don't need a conditioner for modern leather.

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Tried to read that whilst watching the TV. Far too much bumpf for my brain! Was there an actual recommendation in there? Planned to do an online shop once I've been paid. The Gliptone stuff Chris uses being my likely leather purchase to top off the multi surface cleaner.

No

I don't think there was a product recommendation - but it was still an interesting read :-)

You've clearly got more brain capacity than me chan!

So you would recommend??

You don't need a conditioner for modern leather.

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A leather cleaner such as Dr Leather wipes. Then a product to protect such as Gtechniq L1

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Ta.